Madagascar cyclone death toll hits 38, 12,000 displaced; Mozambique braces
Summary
A powerful cyclone named Gezani hit Madagascar, killing 38 people and displacing more than 12,000. The storm caused significant damage in the city of Toamasina and is now moving towards Mozambique, which is preparing for its impact.Key Facts
- Cyclone Gezani killed 38 people in Madagascar and injured 374.
- Over 12,000 people were forced to leave their homes due to the storm.
- The cyclone damaged or destroyed over 18,000 homes in the city of Toamasina.
- Madagascar's new leader, Colonel Michael Randrianirina, declared a national disaster.
- France is sending food aid and rescue teams to Madagascar.
- The cyclone weakened but could regain strength as it moves towards Mozambique.
- Mozambique issued warnings for possible violent winds and high waves as Gezani approaches.
- Madagascar and Mozambique frequently experience severe storms from the Indian Ocean.
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