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Cyclone Freddy claims 7 lives in Madagascar

25 February 2023, 5:47 PM  |
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[File Image] : Satellite imagery shows Tropical Cyclone Freddy approaching Madagascar in this undated satellite handout image

[File Image] : Satellite imagery shows Tropical Cyclone Freddy approaching Madagascar in this undated satellite handout image

Image: Reuters

[File Image] : Satellite imagery shows Tropical Cyclone Freddy approaching Madagascar in this undated satellite handout image

Tropical cyclone Freddy, which has been sweeping across the Indian Ocean for several days, has killed 7 people as it passes through Madagascar.

The cyclone has affected 85 000 people in 7 regions. Around 3 000 shelters have been flooded, with approximately 12 000 houses destroyed so far.

It has weakened considerably as it made landfall in Mozambique on Friday as a moderate tropical storm.

In the video below, Malagasy Red Cross Society Secretary General Andoniaina Ratsimamanga provides more details:

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