After Cyclone Chido, France implicated of overlooking environment risk to “delicate” Mayotte
Residents and professionals state France ought to have done more to safeguard locals of its bad island area from severe weather condition In the after-effects of Cyclone Chido, which damaged the French abroad department of Mayotte on Saturday, residents and specialists informed Climate Home News that the federal government had actually refrained from doing enough to prepare the island area off the east coast of Africa for the growing danger from effective storms.
High winds, heavy rain and big waves added to a death toll which authorities fear might increase from the present count of 31 to more than 1,000 on Mayotte's 2 islands where lots of people-- especially 10s of countless undocumented migrants-- reside in "banga" shanty towns with tin roofing systems.
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