British aid being delivered to Mozambique

Cyclone Idai has caused significant displacement and a lack of essential resources in Mozambique. The UK is a major contributor to the aid response, but logistical challenges make it difficult to deliver supplies. Clean water is crucial due to the threat of cholera, and Britain's development agency has provided necessary filters. The World Food Program's helicopter aids in reaching previously inaccessible areas, with community efforts playing a key role in distributing supplies.

What is the main challenge faced by the UK in delivering aid to Cyclone Idai victims?

• Insufficient volunteers

• Political barriers

• Lack of funding

• Difficulty in transporting supplies

What are some of the items needed by the people affected by Cyclone Idai?

• Electronics

• Clothing

• Luxury goods

• Tents and cooking utensils

Why is clean water a critical need in the aftermath of Cyclone Idai?

• To prevent dehydration

• To avoid the spread of cholera

• To maintain hygiene

• To support agricultural activities

How is the World Food Program assisting in the relief efforts?

• By organizing fundraising events

• By deploying helicopters for aid delivery

• By offering medical services

• By providing financial aid

What change has allowed pilots to land in previously inaccessible areas?

• Improved weather conditions

• Increased pilot training

• Receding water levels

• Newly built landing strips