The government handed out maize to hundreds of households in Neno District. A total of 346 families received aid in areas led by Traditional Authorities Dambe and Chekucheku. These homes were hit by sudden disasters early in the rainy season. Amos Chandilanga, the acting district disaster risk management officer, confirmed the relief exercise.
Each affected household got one 50-kilogram bag of maize. Officials prioritized families that had deaths or injuries from the calamities. This effort aims to reduce food shortages and help people recover. The district plans to continue distributions in other impacted areas. They are waiting for more supplies from the central government.
An additional 382 households identified in the initial phase should receive help next. Local authorities hope this ongoing support stabilizes families as they rebuild. Beneficiaries have welcomed the critical assistance for their immediate needs. The situation highlights the need for timely disaster response systems as the rainy season continues.
Each affected household got one 50-kilogram bag of maize. Officials prioritized families that had deaths or injuries from the calamities. This effort aims to reduce food shortages and help people recover. The district plans to continue distributions in other impacted areas. They are waiting for more supplies from the central government.
An additional 382 households identified in the initial phase should receive help next. Local authorities hope this ongoing support stabilizes families as they rebuild. Beneficiaries have welcomed the critical assistance for their immediate needs. The situation highlights the need for timely disaster response systems as the rainy season continues.
