The United Nations has revealed that the organization will grant $13 million in emergency funds to Mozambique and the Comoros Islands.
It was revealed late on Sunday, as the organization said the emergency funds would be used for Food and water provisions, and to repair damaged infrastructure.
Plus TV Africa recalls that Cyclone Kenneth hit Mozambique on Thursday, a month after being hit by the tragic Cyclone Idai.
Weather forecasts estimate that Cyclone Kenneth could leave a more devastating effect than that of Idai, as seen from the double amount of rain predicted to fall.
The world bank estimates the affected countries would need over $2 billion to recover.
[…] WHO also reports that water purification units have been setup in Mozambique in conjunction with UNICEF. […]
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