South Africa: Dozens killed as Cyclone Freddy slams Malawi and Mozambique

 


Cyclone Freddy hit Malawi and Mozambique on March 11, 2023, resulting in dozens of deaths and extensive damage. The storm brought heavy rains and strong winds, causing flooding and landslides that swept away homes, bridges, and roads. The affected regions are already grappling with food and water shortages, and the cyclone has worsened the situation. Aid agencies are rushing to provide emergency assistance, including food, shelter, and medical aid, to the affected communities. This disaster highlights the vulnerability of many African countries to the impacts of climate change and the urgent need for stronger measures to adapt and mitigate its effects.

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