Two weeks ago, Cyclone Idai hit Southern Africa, and their lives have never remained the same.
The death toll from Cyclone Idai left 761,446 people dead in Mozambique 259 people dead in Zimbabwe, 56 people dead in Malawi, with over 2.7 million people affected.
The death toll from Cyclone Idai has hit 761.
— Africa Facts Zone (@AfricaFactsZone) March 26, 2019
446 people dead in Mozambique
259 people dead in Zimbabwe
56 people dead in Malawi
2.7 million people affected.#PrayForMozambique #PrayForMalawi #PrayForZimbabwe pic.twitter.com/j8QUliM12i
Many affected are still stranded with no place to call home, or shelter to sleep.
E dey pain us say no international tv station dey show wetin dey happen for Mozambique??#PrayForMozambique pic.twitter.com/fhNFWlaOHH
— Man United in Pidgin (@ManUtdInPidgin) March 26, 2019
While relief efforts are being made to rescue the stranded, help seems to be in short supply.
IT'S NOT A GOOD MORNING TO ME!!!
— ….. (@IngsBelli) March 26, 2019
This is what the international media is afraid of showing us.
Let's all pray for the affected nations, families,and individuals in this difficult times.#PrayForMozambique #PrayForZimbabwe #PrayForMalawi pic.twitter.com/w8ofCjxSS8
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