The woman, who was found crying the next morning, said she and her family had to sleep outside under harsh conditions.
She added that they are currently without food and clothing as the disaster destroyed their food.
According to Binta, her children may likely not return to school because of her situation.
Alkalo and some village elders of Sey Kunda expressed sympathy with Binta and her family.
They appealed for assistance on behalf of the woman from the National Disaster Management Agency, private sector, individuals and anyone who can help for the construction of a new house, feeding, clothing and return of her children to school.
Magistrate Mam Samba of the Kanifing Magistrates’ Court yesterday transferred the murder case involving Amadou John to the High Court. He has been charged with murder contrary to Section 187 of the Criminal Code.
As the tourism session set to resume in The Gambia in earnest, some intended holidaymakers especially repeater tourists to the destination have expressed their concerns over the Ministry of Defence’s new regulatory measures for all flights destined to fly to destination Gambia.
Omar Amadou Jallow alias O.J. has expressed satisfaction over the way government acted on the decision of The Gambia Court of Appeal, which called for the suspension of the sales of properties of former President Yahya Jammeh.
Armed youth and thieves are reported to in a habit of storming the Mandinary Lower Basic School in the Kombo North District, threatening lives of students and teachers as well as stealing valuable material; The Point has been anonymously informed.
