Agricultural Sectors Devasted After Cyclone Chido - Mayotte

Agricultural Sectors Devasted After Cyclone Chido - Mayotte

Scenes of devastation in fields and different agricultural sectors after cyclone Chido hit the French territory of Mayotte in the Indian Ocean on 19 December 2024. At least several hundred people are believed to have been killed after the worst cyclone in nearly a century hit the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte on Saturday, uprooting trees, demolishing homes and hitting the already weak infrastructure of the impoverished archipelago. Rescuers have been dispatched to the islands, which lie between the coasts of Mozambique and Madagascar, but their efforts are likely to be hampered by damage to airports and electricity supplies in a region where drinking water is chronically in short supply. Photo by David Lemor/ABACAPRESS.COM

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