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[QUOTE="Nehanda, post: 22441, member: 2262"]
Michael Usi, the vice president, discussed the government's plans. The Department of Disaster Management Affairs will continue helping people. It will give food to families hurt by droughts and cyclones.

Usi said this at a community ground in Zomba. DoDMA handed out bags of maize there. It's part of a program to help when food is running low.

He wants people in charge of choosing who gets help to be fair. They should pick the right families to give the food to.

He also said people should stop cutting down so many trees. Doing so makes climate change worse, and climate change can cause really big problems.

The DoDMA commissioner is Charles Kalemba. He said they'll keep running programs to help hungry people. The District Commissioner of Zomba thanked the government and DoDMA. He said the programs assist many families in the area.

Droughts and cyclones have hurt many households in Zomba. Over 1,700 are struggling because of the dry weather, and almost 800 more are in trouble after Cyclone Chido.

David Mwanyali received some of the relief food. He's really grateful the government is helping people who don't have enough to eat.
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