Mayotte authorities fear hunger and disease after cyclone, as death toll rises in Mozambique
Authorities in Mayotte were racing on Tuesday to stop hunger, disease and lawlessness from spreading in the French overseas territory after the weekend’s devastating cyclone, while Mozambique reported dozens of deaths from the storm.
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STORY: Cyclone Chido slammed into Mozambique with such fury last weekend that its winds tore sheets of corrugated tin off ...
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By Tassilo Hummel PAMANDZI, Mayotte (Reuters) -Authorities in Mayotte struggled on Tuesday to stop hunger, disease and ...
At least 11 people have died after Cyclone Chido caused devastating damage in the French territory of Mayotte in the Indian ...
Talks in South Africa ‘could be a helpful starting point to resolving the crisis,’ says University of Johannesburg’s Rich ...
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