Mielizi IDP Camp. Kalteuma and Mahamat Bichera. Mahamat who has been blind for almost 6 years and Kalteuma have 8 children and arrived at the camp by taking a civilian boat and paying the relative ticket. They have not been able to bring many things with them but only the essentials; some blankets and some clothes. Mahamat began to suffer from vision problems about 6 years ago when he worked for a French company on a regular contract. He was fired without any compensation and this plunged him into a depression. Before the flood, Kaltheuma and Bichera rented out part of their house as well as growing rice on a small piece of land. The earnings allowed them to have food and to send their children to school. Today they cannot afford to send their children to school. The flood took everything away from him. The affected people suddenly became "climate" displaced, finding themselves left with nothing and catapulted into IDP camps scattered throughout the various districts of the capital. Without a house, without their belongings, almost 200,000 people are living a new life inside tents made of sheets, without assistance, food and a government programme, further aggravating the already critical situation of food insecurity in the country.