US EditionCyclone Jude kills six people in Mozambique
- Cyclone Jude made landfall in Mozambique, causing winds of up to 140 km/h and flooding, which led to widespread damage and homelessness.
- At least six people have died due to Cyclone Jude, with tens of thousands displaced in Nampula province.
- UNICEF reported that children are particularly vulnerable, facing difficulties such as lack of food and school closures.
- Local officials reported damage to infrastructure and homes, with significant impacts noted in districts like Nacala, Meconta, and Moma.
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Nine deaths have already been registered, mainly due to the collapse of houses. The cyclone destroyed or affected most of the access roads to the districts and towns of the province of Nampula.
Desolation grips Mozambique after cyclone strikes
The downpours caused flooding in this capital and inland areas, resulting in the destruction of infrastructure and homes and the power outages, according to reports from the area. Jude’s first onslaught was felt in the district of Mossuril, in the province of Nampula (north), the third most important in this mid-African country, a frequent victim of notoriously violent cyclones born in the Indian Ocean. One can get a grasp of the cyclone’s stren…
Six Dead, Thousands Displaced as Cyclone Jude Strikes Northern Mozambique - teleSUR English
At least six people have died, and tens of thousands have been displaced after Cyclone Jude made landfall in Mozambique’s northern Nampula province, local sources confirmed on Monday. According to the National Institute of Meteorology, the cyclone hit the country early Monday morning, weakening into a severe tropical storm that brought 200 millimeters of rainfall throughout the day, with winds reaching 140 km/h and gusts of up to 195 km/h. The c…
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