Cyclone Chido’s Toll: Mozambique Faces 94 Deaths and Massive Damage
Cyclone Chido has caused 94 deaths and approximately 140,000 homes damaged in Mozambique. The cyclone affected around 622,000 individuals. Additionally,...
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Cyclone Chido Claims 94 Lives in Mozambique Amid Ongoing Political Unrest
Cyclone Chido has caused significant devastation in Mozambique, with the death toll reaching 94 and approximately 620,000 affected. The hardest-hit...
