A、The local communities. B、The army. C、The civil society. D、The power company. B

The emergency plan announced by the Kenyan Cabinet this week includes mobilizing(hi) the army to assist those desperately short on food and water. The plan also nearly doubles the amount of rationed food and provides emergency measures for herders whose livestock is threatened by the area’s severe drought.
Rockefeller Foundation food security analyst Joseph Nyoro welcomed the government’s announcement，but said the relief plan was inadequate. Nyoro is also critical of the government’s decision to rely on the army as the main vehicle for the assistance, saying it is the local communities and the civil society that actually know in each area who are suffering the most. The water shortage is also causing a severe energy shortfall across the country, which relies heavily on hydro-electric power. Kenya’s major power company has instituted initiated power rationing until power supplies improve.
1.  What’s the main idea of this news report?
2.  Who will the government depend on for the assistance?