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Cyclone Chido batters France's Mayotte; casualties could number in thousands

IndiaTimes Monday, 16 December 2024
Cyclone Chido devastated Mayotte, a French territory in the Indian Ocean, potentially causing hundreds or even thousands of deaths. Rescue efforts are hampered by damaged infrastructure and the custom of quick burials. Hospitals and homes are severely damaged, with many injured. Aid is arriving from France and international organizations.
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News video: Thousands Killed In France's Mayotte | Cyclone Chido Leaves Trails of Destruction, Worst In Century

Thousands Killed In France's Mayotte | Cyclone Chido Leaves Trails of Destruction, Worst In Century 03:13

Cyclone Chido has wreaked havoc on Mayotte, leaving behind a trail of destruction across the French Indian Ocean territory. With homes destroyed, roads covered in debris, and at least 14 lives lost, the island faces an overwhelming challenge. Rescue teams are working tirelessly to assist survivors,...

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