Seychelles Offers Condolences Following Cyclone Chido and Vanuatu Earthquake
Seychelles has expressed condolences regarding the devastation caused by Cyclone Chido in Mayotte and Mozambique, resulting in numerous casualties and extensive damage. Additionally, the government has conveyed sympathy to Vanuatu following a magnitude 7.3 earthquake that led to deaths and injuries. These actions reflect Seychelles’ commitment to international solidarity during natural disasters.
The government of Seychelles has expressed its condolences and shown solidarity with nations impacted by Cyclone Chido and the recent earthquake in Vanuatu. The cyclone, which recently struck Mayotte and parts of southern Africa, has created significant devastation, resulting in numerous fatalities and widespread destruction. Reports indicate that over 22 people died in Mayotte, while many are missing. In Mozambique, the aftermath of Cyclone Chido claimed additional lives and led to substantial property damage.
Minister for Foreign Affairs and Tourism, Sylvestre Radegonde, extended heartfelt condolences to Mayotte’s President, Ben Issa Ousseni, acknowledging the tragic consequences of the cyclone. President Wavel Ramkalawan also reached out to Mozambique’s President, Filipe Nyusi, recognizing the severe impact of the storm on various communities and commending the government’s rapid relief response.
In a related incident, a 7.3 magnitude earthquake struck Vanuatu, resulting in at least 14 confirmed fatalities and numerous injuries. President Ramkalawan conveyed sympathy to Vanuatu’s President, Nikenike Vurobaravu, acknowledging the extensive destruction in the capital, Port Vila, and commending the rescue efforts initiated by the local government and humanitarian organizations.
Through these messages, Seychelles has reaffirmed its commitment to international support and cooperation in times of crisis, underscoring the importance of unity in addressing the challenges posed by natural disasters.
Cyclone Chido recently caused widespread devastation across Mayotte and regions in southern Africa, impacting numerous lives and infrastructure. The cyclone had left many missing and injured, especially in Mayotte, with reports indicating hundreds affected in Mozambique as well. Concurrently, Vanuatu faced a natural disaster in the form of an earthquake that resulted in fatalities and significant destruction. Seychelles’ government has actively communicated with affected nations to provide support and express solidarity during these challenging times.
Seychelles has demonstrated its commitment to international solidarity by extending condolences to those affected by Cyclone Chido and the earthquake in Vanuatu. The government officials recognized the tragic impact of these disasters and commended the relief efforts underway in both Mayotte and Mozambique. Through their messages of unity and support, Seychelles seeks to foster collaboration and resilience among nations facing the consequences of natural calamities.
Original Source: www.seychellesnewsagency.com
