The aftermath of Cyclone Chido in northern Mozambique has left a devastating impact on the region, with hundreds of thousands of people displaced and homeless. Nearly a week after the cyclone hit, the extent of the destruction is still becoming clear as rescue and relief efforts continue.
The powerful storm, which made landfall with winds exceeding 150 miles per hour, brought heavy rainfall and flooding, causing widespread damage to homes, infrastructure, and crops. Many communities have been cut off from aid and communication due to damaged roads and power lines, making it difficult for assistance to reach those in need.
Hospitals have been overwhelmed with injured residents, and the lack of clean water and sanitation facilities has raised concerns about the potential for disease outbreaks. The devastation caused by Cyclone Chido has left many Mozambicans facing an uncertain future, as they struggle to rebuild their lives and communities in the wake of the disaster.
The international community has pledged support and assistance to help with relief efforts, but the scale of the destruction is daunting. As Mozambique grapples with the aftermath of Cyclone Chido, the resilience and strength of its people will be tested in the days and weeks ahead.
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Video “Cyclone Chido aftermath: Hundreds of thousands of Mozambicans displaced” was uploaded on 12/21/2024 to Youtube Channel Al Jazeera English