150 families affected by landslides in Fokoue and Santchou received donations from the presidential couple.

The Minister of Territorial Administration, Paul Atanga Nji, delivered necessities to the victims of the landslide in Fokoue and Santchou, in the Menoua department.

A few days after the landslide in Fokoue and Santchou, the government provided aid to the victims. On October 7, the Minister of Territorial Administration, Paul Atanga Nji, delivered donations from the President, Paul Biya, to 150 families.

The donations included basic foodstuffs, bedding kits, and health kits. In addition to the donations, the government representative visited the disaster sites in the villages of Bandoum, Fomopea, Ndoundé, Fotchouffeu, and Tsafeu.

The donation ceremony was attended by several political and administrative figures. The minister mentioned that many people lost their documents and important belongings.

He emphasized the need for sensitization of the population and implementation of preventive measures, such as construction in safe sites. The minister concluded by stating that his visit aimed to show that President Biya does not forget anyone in the Republic.