and radio grew still manages the n.g.o.s or was habitat. he s been helping the residents since there have actually. three thousand people live squeezed together in these tin shelters which get incredibly hot. area brunker means white sand though there is little of that here. tell it to me gail had to move here with her two sons. like even three have even lived here one mother and two sons. live here said yes three of us live in this one little room. here in the law school of what i m here and this is where we cook together that. you know that yes thank you and then over here another four people sleep. well before people in the army but yes they re out here right now that you know the children are at
small family relies on donations from their neighbors many children here are undernourished. arya brunker has no electricity and no clean toilets with functioning sewage systems. smock only that there s a big pool and we have five hundred in fifteen families with one toilet here and two on the other side. with innocent then but it s hard to get to the us because you have to pass through a big ditch filled with rubbish one of them in our situation and living conditions are really bad. moon to get out of nature. was. there s the closing of the distance twenty thirteen with rich and countless letters to the local government officials came in twenty fourteen to count us residents. but we were five hundred twenty nine families for your movement we thought that would help us but they just come for show bridgeman think they ve left us in our