Summary
Heavy rains in Mozambique have caused severe floods, forcing many people to leave their homes, with some trapped on rooftops. The floods have damaged essential infrastructure and affected over 620,000 people. Rescue efforts are ongoing, and further rain is expected.
Key Facts
- Floods in Mozambique have displaced thousands of people.
- More than 620,000 people are affected by the floods.
- Over 72,000 homes have been destroyed in the floods.
- Roads, bridges, and healthcare facilities in Mozambique have suffered serious damage.
- Rescue operations use small boats and a South African air force helicopter.
- Heavy rainfall is also affecting South Africa, closing part of Kruger National Park.
- Repair costs for Kruger National Park are estimated at over $30 million.
