Cyclone Chido in Mayotte: Call for international solidarity


In Mayotte, the tragedy caused by the devastating passage of Cyclone Chido has left a significant portion of the population homeless. The consequences of this natural disaster have been devastating, with a tragic human toll that is increasing day by day. According to the department’s prefect, François-Xavier Bieuville, the cyclone caused the loss of many lives in Mayotte, leaving behind a landscape of desolation and suffering.

The situation in Mayotte is critical, with a third of the population left homeless following the massive destruction caused by the cyclone. Infrastructure has been seriously damaged, homes destroyed, and access to basic services such as drinking water and electricity is greatly compromised. Local authorities and humanitarian organizations are mobilized to provide emergency assistance to those affected and try to meet the most pressing needs.

Faced with this emergency situation, the solidarity of the international community is crucial. It is imperative to support Mayotte in this ordeal that has left thousands of people in distress and total destitution. Relief efforts are being organized, but it will take time and considerable resources to rebuild what has been destroyed and help the population recover from this tragedy.

Cyclone Chido reminds us of the vulnerability of populations to natural disasters and underlines the importance of strengthening prevention and preparation measures to limit damage in the event of extreme weather events. It is essential to become aware of the climate emergency and to commit to a transition to a more sustainable way of life that respects our planet.

In these difficult times, our solidarity and compassion towards the victims of Cyclone Chido in Mayotte are essential. Together, let us mobilize to provide our support, help and comfort to those who have lost everything and who need a helping hand to get back on their feet. Now is the time for action, solidarity and reconstruction. Mayotte needs us, our support and our solidarity to rebuild and recover from this ordeal.

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