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Africa-Press – Liberia. <\/strong><\/span>Residents of Bethel Town, gather around tools and materials donated by the Red Cross Society. Photo by Eric Opa Doue<\/p>\n

Rebuilding has begun: The Liberia National Red Cross Society has started delivering materials to rebuild 24 homes destroyed in the February 15 attack.<\/p>\n

Basic needs unmet: Displaced families say they still lack food, clean water and essential household items.<\/p>\n

Security gap remains: Residents and officials warn that limited police presence is leaving the community vulnerable to further violence.<\/p>\n

BETHEL, River Cess County \u2014 On a recent humid morning here, the sound of shovels breaking earth has returned for the first time since a mob burned nearly the entire community last month.<\/p>\n

This time, the digging is not for destruction \u2014 but for rebuilding. Workers and residents have begun shaping dirt bricks using newly delivered tools from the Liberia National Red Cross Society, which has pledged to rebuild 24 homes destroyed in the attack.<\/p>\n

But even as construction begins, residents say their most urgent needs remain unmet: food, clean water \u2014 and security.<\/p>\n

\u201cNothing \u2014 no clothes, no food,\u201d said Victoria Smith, a resident who lost her home in the attack. \u201cWe live here on green plantain, with cassava. You can\u2019t live on cassava alone.\u201d<\/p>\n

The Red Cross intervention marks the first significant response since the attack, which displaced more than 150 people after homes, kitchens and food supplies were destroyed after about 100 men from a neighbouring village attacked the village believing that people here had been responsible for the disappearance of a man from their village. According to Oniel Bestman, Red Cross communications director, funding for the rebuilding effort comes from the Swedish Red Cross through its Initial Response Fund, as well as from the International Committee of the Red Cross.<\/p>\n

\u201cHouses were burned \u2014 these people need roofs over their heads,\u201d said Gregory T. Blamoh, CEO and Secretary General of the Red Cross said, describing the plan to provide materials while residents contribute labor.<\/p>\n

Byron Zahnwea (right), River Cess County superintendent, greets Mr.Gregory T. Blamoh, of the National Red Cross Society in Cestos City, for a meeting to unveil plans to rebuild Bethel Town. Photo by Eric Opa Doue<\/p>\n

Under the initiative, families have begun clearing land and preparing dirt bricks, the first step toward rebuilding. For many here, the arrival of tools has brought a sense of relief.<\/p>\n

\u201cActually, we were feeling bad, but this time around \u2014 Red Cross coming in for us,\u201d said Smith. \u201cBut the visible signs of progress contrast sharply with daily life in Bethel. \u201cWe don\u2019t get food; we don\u2019t get safe drinking water. So, we are begging them.\u201d<\/p>\n

Byron W. Zahnwea, River Cess County superintendent, said the Red Cross is currently the only group providing direct assistance but warned that limited security capacity remains a major constraint.<\/p>\n

He said the entire county has fewer than 40 security personnel, making it difficult to prevent or quickly respond to incidents like the Bethel attack.<\/p>\n

The Red Cross said its intervention is focused on immediate shelter, with other needs to follow.<\/p>\n

\u201cThere are a few things to consider here,\u201d said Blamoh. \u201cFirst, the security of the community is the county authority\u2019s responsibility. We are addressing the issue of housing… once they are resettled, we look at the issue of livelihood.\u201d<\/p>\n

He said the next phase would focus on helping residents return to their sources of income, particularly farming, after rebuilding is complete.<\/p>\n

Wheelbarrows and dirt bricks in Bethel as residents begin rebuilding homes destroyed in the February 15 mob attack: Photo by Eric Opa Doue<\/b><\/p>\n

While rebuilding has begun, there is still no clear plan to address immediate food needs.<\/p>\n

Isaac B. Williams, the county information officer, said there has been no formal discussion within the local administration on how to respond to food shortages in the town.<\/p>\n

Residents say that gap is already being felt.<\/p>\n

Byron W. Zahnwea, River Cess County ssuperintendent, said the Red Cross is currently the only group providing direct assistance but warned that limited security capacity remains a major constraint.<\/p>\n

He said the entire county has fewer than 40 security personnel, making it difficult to prevent or quickly respond to incidents like the Bethel attack.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile families continue to sleep in crowded conditions under a palaver hut and in a few surviving structures, relying on limited support from nearby villages.<\/p>\n

Freshly molded dirt bricks being dried in the sun in Bethel Town: Photo by Eric Doue<\/b><\/p>\n

Health concerns have also emerged in the aftermath of the attack. Health authorities now say four children have since tested positive for measles. They have been treated and are recovering. Officials add that measles vaccines have been administered in the community to prevent further spread of the disease.<\/p>\n

Security remains a concern<\/b><\/p>\n

Residents say fear still lingers weeks after the attack, and many worry that violence could return.<\/p>\n

\u201cWe\u2019re begging them to assign security on us, so we can be able to build our houses,\u201d Smith said. \u201cBecause we the citizens alone, we are not able.\u201d<\/p>\n

Pewee Doe, the town chief, said the destruction has left families with nothing \u2014 and exposed.<\/p>\n

\u201cOur pots got burned, our mattresses \u2014 they looted everything. We had nothing for the children and for ourselves,\u201d he said. \u201cWe\u2019re asking the government to help us with security, because the fear is still in us. We don\u2019t want for anyone to harm us.\u201d<\/p>\n

A burned homestead in Bethel Town, Liberia, where homes were reduced to ash during the February 15 mob attack: Photo by Eric Opa Doue<\/b><\/p>\n

Experts say the issue of limited security presence extends beyond River Cess. Urias Teh Pour, Executive Director of the Independent National Commission on Human Rights, has warned that in some districts across Liberia, there may be only one police officer \u2014 or none at all \u2014 increasing the risk of mob violence where formal justice systems are weak.<\/p>\n

\u201cThere are some districts you go and you don\u2019t see police officers \u2014 you see only one police officer in one district, sometimes two or three. Sometimes you don\u2019t even see a court in some of these places. Access to justice is crucial.\u201d<\/p>\n

Superintendent Byron W. Zahnwea (standing) in Bethel speaking to elders and displaced residents: PC Merlin George, Red Cross Field Officer.<\/b><\/p>\n

Police say the case is now moving through the courts. County Police Commander Elton Gofa confirmed that officers arrested six suspects last month in connection with the attack after arriving in the town days later. The men, aged between 27 and 50, along with Arthur C. Davis, a traditional chief in his 60s, are being held at the Cestos central prison as investigations continue.<\/p>\n

Authorities alleged the chief supplied gasoline used in the attack. The suspects have since been forwarded to the Cestos magisterial court pending trial, while joint security continues its search for others believed to be involved.<\/p>\n

They are urging residents to cooperate with authorities and rely on the rule of law rather than retaliation.<\/p>\n

For now, in Bethel, rebuilding is moving slowly \u2014 one brick at a time. But for many residents, recovery is about more than homes.<\/p>\n

Without adequate food, clean water, and security, they say, rebuilding alone will not be enough.<\/p>\n

This story was a collaboration with New Narratives. Funding was provided by the Swedish Embassy in Liberia. The funder had no say in the story\u2019s content.<\/b><\/p>\n

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