The development comes after it has been established that of the 250 households who were at the camp only 100 have returned to their respective homes.

One of the flood survivors, Ronald Sankhulani said he cannot be able to return to his home as his house was completely destroyed and all his crops and livestock were washed away.

"İf I am to return home, there   will be   no shelter for us as our  house was completely destroyed. All   the crops and livestock were  also washed away.

“We are therefore appealing if government can consider providing   a rescue package to us in form of plastic sheets which  we can use in constructing our houses. If we can also be provided with some early maturing crops so that we should plant once we go home , it can really help”, he said.

Meanwhile Commissioner for Disaster Affairs Charles Kalemba says government is already working on providing a rescue package to the flood survivors

Social Media grouping called friends of Chitawira over the weekend donated some food and none food items at the camp namely flour, soya pieces, salt, buckets  and clothes.

Chairperson   for the grouping Martin Chiphwanya said the Items cost the grouping about K500 000 put together by the members of the grouping.