Borno state government and the National Emergency Management agency have scaled up its intervention program in camps across the state to cater the needs of those taking refuge as a result of the flood disaster.
As camps continue to record high influx of people, food intervention is the immediate need of the victims.
A visit by TVC News to some camps revealed that most victims were stranded and unable to get shelter.
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