Los muertos por un deslave en Sierra Leona superan los 400

The transcript details the aftermath of a devastating landslide in Sierra Leone, where over 400 bodies have been recovered and 600 people remain missing. The UN reports ongoing search efforts, but new dangers and health risks, such as malaria, pose challenges. Personal stories highlight the tragedy, while the government warns of further landslides. Many have lost homes due to poor infrastructure. Mass burials are underway, with the government promising dignified burials for all victims.

What was the main cause of the disaster in Sierra Leone?

• A hurricane

• An earthquake

• A volcanic eruption

• A landslide

How many people are still missing according to the United Nations report?

• 800

• 200

• 600

• 400

What makes identifying the victims challenging?

• Language barriers

• Lack of identification documents

• Government restrictions

• Victims being too mutilated or decomposed

What health risk is posed by the stagnant water in the area?

• Dengue fever

• Malaria outbreak

• Typhoid fever

• Cholera outbreak

What did the government promise for the victims of the disaster?

• Reconstruction of homes

• Free healthcare

• Financial compensation

• Dignified burials