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Saturday, 3 March, 2001, 22:04 GMT
Picture gallery: Mozambique floods
Relief efforts are in full swing to help thousands of people trapped by floods in Mozambique, with South African helicopters delivering supplies to temporary camps.

But despite rising floodwaters, many Mozambicans are reluctant to leave their homes.

South African diver picks up maize to be transported
Getting food to those forced from their homes is a priority

Flood victims leave their flooded land
Tens of thousands of Mozambicans need to be evacuated

South African helicopter in action
Helicopters are ferrying food and medicines

South African diver flies over affected area
From the air the scale of the disaster is all too apparent

Mozambique flood victims wait to be evacuated from their flooded land
Radio broadcasts warn more water is on the way

Mozambique flood victims make their way on to a rescue helicopter
Tens of thousands are fleeing to high ground

A soldier rescues a child in Cocorico
The Mozambican military is involved in rescue efforts

Mozambique's soldiers load an helicopter with inflatable boats
Help is needed before disease takes hold

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