00:00A United Nations team traveled to Kimoka in North Kivu in Eastern Democratic Republic of Congo
00:06focused on the situation of the people returning to conflict-affected communities
00:11as a country also faces its worst Ebola outbreak.
00:16The envoy met women working in the fields, inspected their harvest
00:20and heard about the support they needed from the United Nations.
00:26After leaving the camp for displaced people, we returned here and life was difficult
00:32and in the midst of that hardship, our brothers from FAO came and welcomed us
00:37and gave us seeds and now we are farming.
00:44The United Nations says more than 1,400 people, mostly women,
00:48returning from camps from internally displaced people
00:51are benefiting from farming, support and socio-economic reintegration projects
00:56in villages across Masisi territory.
01:02Malnutrition was very widespread here in Kimoka.
01:05Every day we will see as many as 25 children suffering from severe acute malnutrition.
01:10We also sometimes saw around 70 children with moderate acute malnutrition.
01:14Around 95,000 displaced people remained near Goma because of violence by armed groups
01:20according to the United Nations.
01:22Meanwhile, figures released this week by Congolese authorities
01:25show that Ebola has killed over 3,398 people
01:30and 7,022 cases reported.
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