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Tropical Cyclone Chido struck Mozambique on December 15, 2024, causing extensive damage, particularly in Cabo Delgado, Nampula, and Niassa provinces. With rainfall exceeding 250mm and winds of 120 km/h, over …
Impact of Tropical Cyclone Chido on Mozambique: A Humanitarian Crisis Read More
The Intense Tropical Cyclone Chido has affected 453,971 people in Mozambique, with significant damage reported across several provinces. Immediate assistance has been provided to over 77,000 individuals, as the humanitarian …
Mozambique Faces Humanitarian Crisis Following Cyclone Chido Read More
Tropical Cyclone Chido has affected 453,971 individuals in Mozambique, with 77,000 receiving assistance. A humanitarian appeal for US$88 million aims to support 320,000 severely impacted persons, particularly women and girls. …
Mozambique Cyclone Chido: Humanitarian Response and Ongoing Challenges Read More
Tropical Cyclone Chido struck Mozambique on December 15, causing winds of 80 km/h and over 250 mm of rainfall. Significant damage has occurred, with more than 5,800 homes destroyed. The …
Tropical Cyclone Chido Causes Devastation in Southern Africa Read More
Tropical Cyclone Chido made landfall in Mozambique on December 15, bringing severe weather with winds up to 80 km/h and heavy rainfall exceeding 250 mm. The cyclone has caused significant …
Tropical Cyclone Chido Causes Widespread Devastation in Southern Africa Read More
Tropical Cyclone Chido struck Mozambique on December 15, bringing severe winds and over 250 mm of rain, causing extensive damage to homes and infrastructure. The cyclone affected communication and power …
Devastation from Tropical Cyclone Chido: A Southern Africa Tragedy Read More
Tropical Cyclone Chido impacted Mozambique on December 15, 2024, with heavy rains and winds, leading to the displacement of over 174,000 people. Multiple provinces experienced severe damage, prompting an emergency …
Impact of Cyclone Chido on Mozambique: A Humanitarian Crisis Assessment Read More