The poorest country in the world, starving to death, does not eat grass, does not eat bark.
He had no food to eat, and these were people who were dying of hunger. They lay motionless on the ground, unable to speak even if they were speaking. This is the poorest country in the world. What is their real life like?
The streets are full of hungry people lying on the ground, flies fly around them, no matter who approaches them, they will not react in any way, even if it seems difficult to open their eyes. These are people who have been unemployed for a long time. There are no local opportunities for them to work. The girl in front of him is 5 years old, he has no food to eat, so he can only look for something available in the garbage heap. But this garbage heap was rummaged countless times, and he did not run to sell any valuable items. At the age of 5, he had to face the cruelty of life. Some people who have just lost their jobs are looking for things in the garbage heap. The man in front of him rummaged through the kitchen garbage, and they also found some vegetables, garlic and other foods in their hands. They'll take it to restaurants to sell and buy cheaper food. On the street are hungry children and adults. The woman in front of him fainted from hunger on her way home, he had not eaten food in days, and there was no restaurant nearby. He said that if he really wanted to help him, he would give him a little money, find a place to buy food for himself in the evening, and then bring it back to share with his family.
The child in front of him fell asleep hungry on the street, and when he woke him up, he was still immersed in his dream. He hadn't eaten for days, and he was born into a single-parent family. His mother died when he was very young, and he lived alone on the streets during the day begging for food. At night he slept under a tree with his friends, and this meal was the best food he had ever eaten. This restaurant has no meat, only cassava and milk. The woman in front of her is begging on the street with her three children, they usually have no food, the cassava in the children's hands is just alms, and the backward economy leaves them without jobs and food sources.
In the capital of the country, the streets are full of beggars. If foreigners arrive, locals follow behind them, expecting to buy them food.
Burundi is one of the poorest countries in the world. The human development index ranks last in the world and has been in the midst of civil war and turmoil since the sixties of the twentieth century. These conflicts have weakened economies, destroyed infrastructure and forced millions of people from their homes. These precarious circumstances have led to a decline in the number of external orbs, making it difficult for Burundi to escape poverty. If you were to live here, how long would you live?
