BY BLESSING OMOBE
FLOOD victims in Ozoro camp of Isoko North
local government area of Delta State have commended the Federal Government and
Delta State government for caring for them. They thanked individuals from
states like Lagos, Abuja and others, including Ozoro people, such as Warri,
Ughelli and people from other communities.
Pastor Aluya from Ase in Ndokwa East, one of
the flood victims, thanked all who cared for them. She thanked Mr. Richard
Anugbeni from Emevor, who always visited them to know their state of living.
She commended the effort of the medical
department, saying there has been no record of death since their stay in the
camp.
Aluya said good Samaritans made them fill at
home, even as she commended the security department for making them to live
without fear or tension.
According to her, she and other four victims
always come out at night to pray for peace in the camp ground, state and
federation.
Pastor (Mrs.) Aluya ldogholicila from Enwhe
and others of the flood disaster urged government to make provision for them to
go back to their communities, saying, “because, in most villages, the flood has
dried off.”
Onuje Godswill, 10 years old boy, commended
the caterers for the good food they always gave to them, noting, “because, at
home, I have not been given such a nice food. Ma, I enjoyed the camp ground.”
Doctor A.S. Emeli, who was posted to the camp
ground as the head of the medical department, said there have been records of
various kinds of diseases contacted by the people. According to him, they
include uncontrollable hypertension, diabetes, malaria, chronic ulcer and so
on.
“All these have been taken care of through
treatment which was provided by the state government without payment by the
victims, he posited.
Dr. Emeli advised victims to always visit the
medical department for treatment of any ailment, noting that there is medical
solution to their health problems.
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