Death Toll from Cyclone Chido in Mayotte Could Reach Thousands After Devastation
Cyclone Chido has severely impacted Mayotte, with reported fatalities in the hundreds, potentially nearing one thousand. Infrastructure destruction is extensive,...
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Cyclone Chido Causes Tragedy and Destruction Across Mayotte and Mozambique
Cyclone Chido has left 11 dead and caused extensive damage in Mayotte, with fears of more casualties as it impacts...
Tropical Cyclone Chido: Impact and Response in Southern Africa
Tropical Cyclone Chido made landfall in Mozambique on December 15, bringing devastating winds and rainfall, impacting over 2 million people...
Tropical Cyclone Chido Causes Significant Impact in Mozambique and Southern Africa
Tropical Cyclone Chido made landfall in Mozambique on December 15, 2024, as a Category 4 storm, bringing destructive winds of...
Cyclone Chido Causes Devastating Impact in Mayotte with Fatalities Reported
Cyclone Chido has caused devastating damage in Mayotte, resulting in at least 11 fatalities and over 240 injuries. The local...
Tropical Cyclone Chido Devastates Mayotte: At Least 14 Lives Lost
Tropical Cyclone Chido has devastated Mayotte, resulting in at least 14 confirmed deaths, with many others injured. The cyclone, which...
Tropical Cyclone Chido Causes Devastation in Mayotte and Mozambique
Tropical Cyclone Chido has caused significant devastation in Mayotte and Mozambique, resulting in 14 deaths. The cyclone exhibited strong winds,...
Cyclone Chido Causes Tragic Loss and Widespread Damage in Mayotte
Cyclone Chido has devastated Mayotte, leading to at least 11 fatalities and numerous injuries. The cyclone's winds exceeded 220 kph,...
Madagascar Evaluates Cyclone Chido’s Impact Amid Regional Preparations
Tropical Cyclone Chido threatens over 2.5 million people in Southern Africa with heavy rains and flooding as it impacts Mayotte...
Cyclone Chido Devastates Mayotte: At Least 11 Confirmed Dead
Cyclone Chido has wreaked havoc in Mayotte, leading to at least 11 deaths and numerous injuries. The storm's passage marked...
