00:01As the mud has started to harden here, the pieces of people's lives are starting to be revealed.
00:09There are backpacks, bowls, there are biscuits, packets of biscuits here that would have been part of someone's shop.
00:16There's a school book, what sort of looks like a shopping list is starting to appear.
00:22All of these buildings here on the ground floor used to be businesses.
00:26And over here, a local has told us that where this river now is, at the corner where it's turning,
00:33that used to be a really busy bazaar.
00:39We have lived in this place for 30 years. We had a clothing shop here. Our room was in that
00:45house over there.
00:46Everything went into the river. Nothing is left. The river had left a few pieces of clothing near the roadside.
00:52I'm thinking they might be useful in the coming days. I am washing them.
00:56And inside these buildings, you can just see how ferocious that flood would have been.
01:02There are rocks up on this balcony on the second floor, and it's pretty safe to say they weren't there
01:08before.
01:09They would have been washed here. They've taken out the balcony of the building beside it.
01:13And inside you can see what used to be furniture completely crushed and mud that is all the way up
01:20to the top of this window.
01:22And the smell is very strong. There is a very, very pungent smell of decay coming from this building.
01:29There is a really, real growing concern for health and outbreak of secondary illnesses.
01:35So whether that be related to unsafe water, very poor hygienic conditions that we're seeing,
01:42or whether it be the overcrowding in the evacuations themselves.
01:47There's a lot of people in some of those centres, and some of them only have one or two toilets.
01:51So people are having to queue for hours to even get to the bathroom.
01:55So there is a growing concern. Health services are stretched as well.
01:59So being able to provide the medical care to those kind of common illnesses is something that really is a
02:05growing concern.
