CLEAN : Aid workers struggle to support South Suda

The video discusses the Zope Transit Center in northern Uganda, initially designed for 400 people, which faced a massive influx starting December 16th. As numbers grew, people moved to a nearby school area. At its peak, the center housed over 35,000 people. Efforts are ongoing to relocate individuals to New Manzie, 8 km away, where they receive land plots and basic necessities from the World Food Program. The main challenge is water provision, with current levels below emergency standards, leading to long queues.

What was the initial capacity of the Zope Transit Center?

• 400 people

• 1,000 people

• 800 people

• 200 people

What was the peak number of people staying at the Zope Transit Center?

• 35,000 people

• 20,000 people

• 50,000 people

• 10,000 people

How far is the New Manzie settlement from the Zope Transit Center?

• 8 kilometers

• 12 kilometers

• 5 kilometers

• 10 kilometers

What organization provides food to the people relocated to New Manzie?

• UNICEF

• World Health Organization

• World Food Program

• Red Cross

What is the main challenge faced in the transit center and settlement?

• Inadequate food supply

• Water provision

• Insufficient medical supplies

• Lack of shelter