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At the Mayotte Museum, 98% of the underwater heritage has survived - Mayotte Hebdo

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Abdul-Karim Ben Saïd, director of the Mayotte Museum, describes the damage suffered by historical monuments after Cyclone Chido and Tropical Storm Dikeledi. News Flash: Cyclone Chido, then Tropical Storm Dikeledi, hit Mayotte in less than a month. What is the current state of the museum and the infrastructure surrounding it? Abdul-Karim Ben Saïd: On the issue of infrastructure, there are two things to mention. Two buildings classified as histori…

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