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in Mozambique, Sport city bearer residents are trying to piece their lives back together, but aid agencies are warning that another threat has increased for the thousands left destitute by Cyclone Eloise Crowded centers housing those left homeless by the tropical storm.
在莫三鼻克，體育城市承載居民正試圖將他們的生活拼湊起來，但援助機構警告說，另一個威脅已經增加了數千名由氣旋埃洛伊絲留下的赤貧中心擁擠的中心住房那些由熱帶風暴留下的無家可歸者。
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Some are sleeping, tend to attend with no access toe, water, soap or masks, and that's creating the perfect conditions for co vid 19 to spread, according to ActionAid Marcy a Penance Shelagh project manager for ActionAid.
有些人正在睡覺，傾向於參加與沒有訪問腳趾、 水、 肥皂或口罩，和這正在創建完美的條件為 co vid 19 傳播，根據 ActionAid Marcy a Penance Shelagh 項目經理的行動援助。
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Mozambique says there's an urgent need for basics from food and water to shelter.
莫三鼻克說，從食物、水到住所，都迫切需要基本的東西。
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Cyclone Eloise destroyed homes, ruined crops and displaced thousands in an area still recovering from cyclone e Day nearly two years ago.
在近兩年前的 "埃洛伊斯 "氣旋中，一個仍在從 "埃日 "氣旋中恢復的地區，房屋被毀，莊稼被毀，數千人流離失所。
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So 93,418 people were already displaced in four provinces affected by E Day.
所以，受戊日影響，四省已有93418人流離失所。
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Espinola Carib, head of the World Food Programme's bearish sub office, agreed that Covert 19 is a concern but said people had to be moved away from the danger.
世界糧食計劃署看跌子辦公室負責人埃斯皮諾拉-卡里同意，掩護19號是一個問題，但他說，必須讓人們遠離危險。
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This was not a planned evacuation, he said.
他說，這不是一次有計劃的疏散。
