Chiaquelane, ƙauye ne kuma sansanin mutanen da ambaliyar ruwa ta raba da muhallansu, kusan 30 kilomita daga birnin Chókwè, lardin Gaza, a ƙasar Mozambique.

Chiaquelane

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An ƙirƙiri kauyen ne bayan mummunar ambaliyar ruwa a shekarar 1977-1978. A lokacin, gwamnati ta samar wa mutanen da abin ya shafa filaye da filayen da za su jawo hankalinsu su zauna a wurare masu tsayi.”[1]

A cikin shekarar 2013, birnin Chókwè "ya lalace saboda ambaliyar kogin Limpopo. Yawancin mazaunanta mutum 70,000 sun tsere da duk abin da za su iya kamawa." Mutane da yawa sun kwashe zuwa Chiaquelane. Ya zuwa ranar 28 ga watan Janairun 2013, kimanin mutane 56,000 ne ke zama a sansanin, daga cikin kusan mutane 150,000 da ambaliyar ruwan kogin Limpopo ta raba.[2]

A watan Janairun 2013, mawaƙa Stewart Sukuma, Jakada na alheri na ƙasa na UNICEF Mozambique, ya ziyarci waɗanda ambaliyar ruwa ta shafa a Chiaquelane.[3][4][5]

A tsakiyar watan Maris, 2013, ƙiyasi ya nuna cewa "babu fiye da iyalai 5,000 da ke zama na dindindin a sansanin Chiaquelane. Yawancin waɗanda suka rage mata ne da yara, an bar su a baya don tabbatar da matsuguni, abinci da kayayyaki yayin da mazan suka je Chókwè don tantance ɓarnar da aka yi da kuma shirya dawowa. "[6]

Gwamnatin Mozambique "ta ba da kuma bayar da filaye don sake tsugunar da iyalai da abin ya shafa. A cewar INGC, daga cikin jimillar filaye guda 8,790 da aka tsara, an keɓe filaye 1,940 tare da sake tsugunar da iyalai 926, ciki har da iyalai 403 a gundumar Chokwe.”

Américo Ubisse, babban sakataren ƙungiyar agaji ta Red Cross ta Mozambique ya yi tsokaci.

"Ya kamata mu ƙarfafi mutane a wannan yanki su sami gidaje biyu," in ji Ubisse - gidan dindindin a manyan wuraren da 'ya'yansu za su iya zuwa makaranta, da kuma gidan wucin gadi da za su zauna yayin da suke aiki a gonakinsu. "Akwai isasshen ƙasa a cikin manyan wuraren da za a yi wannan."

Manazarta

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  3. "Fleeing the Floods in Mozambique". UNICEF USA Blog. Retrieved 2014-06-08.
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  5. "Visiting Chiaquelane's Medical Tent - Mozambique". ReliefWeb. 2013-01-31. Retrieved 2014-06-08.
  6. International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (2013-10-15). Emergency appeal: Operation Update - Mozambique: Floods. Retrieved 2014-06-08.