‘We have to rebuild’: Mozambique flood victims persevere in face of loss
Summary
Heavy rains in Mozambique have caused severe flooding, particularly in the southern and central regions, leading to over 150 deaths and affecting around 800,000 people. Many areas remain flooded, causing significant damage to infrastructure and agriculture. The government and humanitarian organizations are working to rescue and support those displaced by the floods.Key Facts
- Flooding in Mozambique began after heavy rain from late December to mid-January.
- The Limpopo River overflowed, contributing to severe flooding.
- Over 150 people have died, and the floods have affected about 800,000 people.
- Many displaced people, like Emilia Machel, have moved to locations like Chiaquelane for safety.
- Agricultural areas in Gaza Province have been heavily damaged.
- Urban areas such as Matola in Maputo Province experienced severe flooding.
- Mozambique’s weather agency warns of continued moderate rain in northern provinces.
- The government estimates hundreds of millions of dollars in infrastructure damage.
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