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Author Topic: United Nations Revealed - Cyclone Idai One of Southern Hemisphere's Worst Storms  (Read 3103 times)

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United Nations Revealed - Cyclone Idai One of Southern Hemisphere's Worst Storms
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Cyclone Idai may be one of the worst weather disasters ever recorded in the southern hemisphere, U.N. experts say, with Mozambique suffering the brunt of the storm.

Idai tore across Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe late last week, leaving behind a trail of devastation, including more than 350 people killed, hundreds missing, and hundreds of thousands homeless.

Mozambique's death toll exceeded 200 Tuesday, President Filipe Nyusi said, after saying earlier the final number of dead could top 1,000.

Officials say the cyclone created an "inland ocean" across the country.


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