Cyclone Chido” devastates Mozambique and Mayotte – hundreds of victims feared!

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Cyclone Chido hit Mayotte and Mozambique, claiming over 90 victims, destroying numerous houses and leaving devastation in its wake.

Zyklon "Chido" traf Mayotte und Mosambik, forderte über 90 Opfer, zerstörte zahlreiche Häuser und hinterließ Verwüstung.
Cyclone Chido hit Mayotte and Mozambique, claiming over 90 victims, destroying numerous houses and leaving devastation in its wake.

Cyclone Chido” devastates Mozambique and Mayotte – hundreds of victims feared!

After the catastrophic passage of cyclone “Chido” across the Indian Ocean, the death toll in Mozambique and on the French island of Mayotte is alarmingly high. At least 94 people have died in Mozambique, while the number of victims in Mayotte is estimated to be up to several hundred. Mozambique's civil protection agency also reported that around 110,000 houses were destroyed. Loud Volksblatt The cyclone was one of the worst destructive forces ever to hit the country.

In Mayotte, where the cyclone brought wind speeds of up to 220 kilometers per hour, the effects are devastating. Courts and hospitals have been badly damaged and many roads are impassable. The local administration speaks of “totally destroyed shantytowns” where mainly illegal immigrants live, who, according to the official report, are not registered. Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau said the search for survivors could take several days. Helpers are on duty to determine the extent of the destruction and the number of victims Yahoo News.

Rescue efforts and international responses

Relief workers are deployed at both locations to take immediate action. In Mayotte, the French government has already mobilized 1,600 security forces to prevent looting, while the defense minister announced an airlift of medicine and food. “Living conditions are already catastrophic,” warned the Mayotte senator. The federal government in Germany is “shocked by the devastating destruction” and reiterates its thoughts to those affected in the affected areas.

Meanwhile, reports of hunger and inadequate supplies continue to mount as Mayotte residents face the reality of destruction and lack of resources. The international community is urged for a rapid and coordinated response to alleviate human suffering in these cyclone-affected regions.