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Lauren Forward game group was from the water, the high water flooded after the storm Dennis

people left in turmoil by the recent floods, saying that they are Now struggling to cope with the coronavirus crisis.

storms Ciara, Dennis, and Jorge triggered devastating floods in February caused damage across Wales.

Many of those affected are Now on lockdown in shelters, Some sleeping on the sofas, while others Said they felt "forgotten".

A Council, whose residents have been hit hard, Said it was doing "everything".

Rhondda Cynon Taff has been taken in Some of the areas worst by the floods in Wales, with.

What it is, how to deal with floods, then the coronavirus?

Lauren Forward business, Little friends, game, group, in Taff's Well, was from the water, the high water flooded in February .

Lauren to the Front, says: "We do not know whether we are coming or going"

The 26-year-old and her mother Alison is Now also support of key people, by providing child care to a temporary location.

"It's crazy Now , just shortly after The Flood ," Said MS Forward.

"We are in shelters Now , ready for another site to be Built - But we don't know what will happen, that Now .

"We do not know whether we are coming or going.

"We are on the search for the key workers' Children , Some parents are also nurses. We try to give Back To the parents who have really helped us through the devastating situation that we went through The Flood . "

But The Business is not your only concern, as a coronavirus continues to Spread - the latest figures on Friday show have been there, although it is likely many more cases.

"My son is 18 Months old, and he was born with a lung inflammation. It never would have checked more, But it's always in the back of my head," She Said .

Caroline Jones , First Minister Mark Drakeford to their flood-damaged Home Now , she misses her neighbors

Caroline Jones , 56, is in rented accommodation in Cardiff, after the escape, when the water is poured out in your Nantgarw Home , in Rhondda Cynon Taff.

"It is quite difficult to, in A House with only a TV. It's pretty depressing. I want to be in My Own Home and I miss my old neighbors. The community was fantastic for us," She Said .

"I know a neighbor has to sleep on a sofa, until Now . "

Vikki Davies, 33, from Pentre is, caring for her parents and their three Children .

'things are still not settled'

it also supports her sister who had been Flooded Out and help older people in the Lewis-street, which was severely affected by the flooding.

"things still not settled prior to The Flood . My Mother is in isolation. My Father is in isolation. My Sister is a kind of closed away.

"I'm trying to do what I Can for all. I have to try five or six of the neighbors to help, while you try to care of My Own three Children at the same Time . "

Vikki with her father, Malcolm Davies, to try to 65, to medicine for their severely ill mother,

Vikki has a class room on the dining table At Home .

"My Children have been fantastic. Two of them have disabilities, they had isolated themselves automatically-in The Bedroom . He will not come, and The Other is just dealing with it The Best he Can . "

Vikki says, the people have hard been taken. They were flooded twice in a matter of days, and many of those who were affected were not insured.

Now you are dealing with the coronavirus.

"I think people are just trying to get a sense of Humor where you Can . You posting things on Facebook, they are contacting all regularly, the people are calling to each other. "

Rhondda Cynon Taf Council Said it was a "really extraordinary and challenging few weeks" for the residents, and it had taken on to help A Number of measures in The Wake of the floods.

These included a £1. 8m relief appeal package for businesses and residents, additional grants, four weeks of free school meals for the Children , as well as The Council of the largest ever donations of food, among other measures.

"The Council is doing everything it Can in these unprecedented circumstances, support our residents and the economy," a spokesman Said .

The Welsh Government has also taken A Number of steps to help flood victims, Said he knew it would meet "is difficult for Some People who were flooded to".

"We ask all who to notify in these circumstances, contact your local authority immediately so that any necessary support or alternative arrangements Can be created," a spokesman added.

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Source of news: bbc.com