Mozambique: Humanitarian toll from Cyclone Chido rises
décembre 19, 2024
About 4.8 million people require humanitarian assistance, according to UNICEF.
At least 45 people were killed when Cyclone Chido hit Mozambique on Sunday, a provisional toll released Tuesday by the United Nations Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs.
While 500 others were injured, the material damage is also significant: 24,000 houses were destroyed. In total, the tragedy has affected more than 180,000 people. Wind gusts reached 260 km/h, and more than 25,000 families are left without power.
To support the victims, the UN has released $4 million in emergency aid. According to UNICEF, about 4.8 million people require humanitarian assistance, and $10 million is needed to meet urgent needs.”
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