Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson visits Rakhine State

The video tutorial discusses the process of transporting families to temporary shelters using government vehicles. It covers the duration of their stay at Denver's temporary shelter, the challenges faced, and the verification process before they are transported to their respective villages. The video also addresses safety concerns and the conditions under which families can return to their villages.

What is the primary mode of transportation for families to the temporary shelters?

• Private cars

• Walking

• Government-provided vehicles

• Bicycles

How long are families expected to stay at the temporary shelters?

• One to two nights

• A week

• Indefinitely

• A month

What is the maximum duration families can stay at the reception area before moving to their villages?

• One night

• Four nights

• Two nights

• Three nights

What facilities are provided at the temporary shelters?

• Transportation

• Entertainment

• Only food

• Health, security, and food

What is the purpose of the verification process at the shelters?

• To confirm the availability of transportation

• To ensure families have enough money

• To check the identity of families

• To verify the condition of the shelters

Under what condition can families return directly to their villages?

• If they have a special permit

• If they have a private vehicle

• If their village is already rebuilt

• If they have enough money

What happens if the villages are not ready for the families to return?

• They are sent back to their original location

• They stay at a transit center for a while

• They are sent to a different city

• They stay at the temporary shelter indefinitely