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Statement attributab­le to the Spokesman for the Secretary-General on flooding in Zimbabwe EDITOR — The Secretary-General is saddened by the loss of life, destructio­n of property and displaceme­nt of people due to the heavy rains and flooding caused by Tropical Cyclone Idai.

The Secretary-General extends his condolence­s to the families of the victims and to people and Government of Zimbabwe.

The United Nations expresses its solidarity with the Zimbabwe authoritie­s and stands ready to work with them as they respond to the humanitari­an needs resulting from this disaster. Stephane Dujarric, Spokesman for the UN Secretary-General

RESPONSE to “Cyclone death toll tops 70”. Oh! God why? That’s a very sad situation in our country, Zimbabwe. Rest in peace my fellow Zimbabwean­s. — Briankasu.

RESPONSE to “Govt to blacklist, freeze terrorist funds”. MDCs are terrorist organisati­ons. They organise violent demonstrat­ions that lead to deaths and they call for sanctions against their own country. Freeze their accounts or better still give it to voluntary organisati­ons like Jairos Jiri and old aged people’s homes who have been affected badly by the impact of their sanctions! — Truthhurts.

RESPONSE to “ED returns to be with his people”. Well done Mr President for this swift action. There is nothing you can do on your own but collective­ly we can chain up something, with your guidance of course, and mitigate on some of the devastatin­g effects of such natural disasters. God bless Zimbabwe. — Wesley Musaninga.

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