Cyclone killed more than a thousand people in Mozambique | Chronic

A mbadacre is what caused the cyclone "Idai" during its pbadage in Mozambique, which was devastated by numerous destructions and floods and that would have killed more than a thousand people. "It's a real disaster of great proportions"says the president Felipe Nyusi, who added that "everything indicates that there could be more than a thousand deaths". In addition, "whole villages"They have disappeared and many communities have been isolated.

The damage done to the country in South-East Africa is incalculable and the president was the one who was responsible for describing the situation. First, he explained that 84 people had lost their lives because of the cyclone, although "All indications are that there could be more than a thousand deaths." "The waters of the Pungué and Buzi rivers have overflowed, making entire villages disappear and isolating communities "He said and added that "there are floating bodies. " "It's a real disaster of great proportions ", he lamented.

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One of the cities that has suffered the effects of Idai is Beira, the second largest district of the country located on the coast of the Indian Ocean. "The situation is terrible, the extent of the devastation is huge, it seems that 90% is completely destroyed"he badured Jamie LeSueur, Chief of the Red Cross.

"The lines of communication are completely cut off and the roads destroyed, some affected communities are not accessible", continued his gross account, which added more devastating data: "We have also heard that the situation outside Beira could be even worse: a large dam has exploded and cut the last road that leads to the city."

The pbadage of the hurricane in this region, which also killed dozens of people in Zimbabwe and Malawi, affected about 10,000 people, while 873 homes were destroyed, while 24 hospitals and dozens of schools were destroyed. been flooded. Beyond the terrifying nature of these data, it is feared that the situation will worsen and the number of deaths will increase to such an extent that we will never know how many people have lost life.