Zimbabwe is appealing for foreign aid after floods affected many of the country’s provinces killing more than 240 people in three months.
Among the worst affected areas are south-western districts including Tsholotsho, where at least 859 people are living in a makeshift camp.
The meteorological department has warned of further heavy rains, cautioning people against crossing flooded rivers and bridges.
Zimbabwe which is hoping to recover from a severe drought is now facing more food shortages.
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