CLEAN : Gambia neighbourhoods eerily quiet as families flee

The transcript describes a tense and fearful situation in the Gambia, where people are fleeing due to unrest. The speaker shares personal experiences of fear and isolation, highlighting the community's response and the hope for political change. Despite the uncertainty, the speaker remains determined to stay, emphasizing the struggle for survival and the harsh reality faced by those who remain.

What does the speaker do to feel less scared at night?

• They read a book.

• They call a friend.

• They listen to the radio.

• They keep a light on.

What is the speaker's hope regarding the President?

• That he will increase security.

• That he will change his mind and hand over the government.

• That he will address the nation.

• That he will leave the country.

Why are people leaving the neighborhood?

• Because of fear and uncertainty.

• Because of a festival.

• Due to a new job opportunity.

• Due to a natural disaster.

How does the speaker describe their current living situation?

• They are staying with friends.

• They are living with many family members.

• They are alone with their brother.

• They have moved to a new city.

What is the speaker's main concern about the future?

• Finding a new job.

• The possibility of losing their life.

• Traveling to another country.

• Building a new house.