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Satellite Images Show Devastation in Mayotte Before and After Cyclone Chido

Satellite Images Show Devastation in Mayotte Before and After Cyclone Chido
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World December 17, 2024 19:40

mayotte - Satellite images reveal the destruction caused by deadly cyclone Chido in Mayotte, with winds of over 220 kilometers per hour leaving a trail of death and devastation.

The intensity of the deadly cyclone Chido last Saturday on the French archipelago Mayotte can be clearly seen in satellite images. The damage is immense and the exact number of casualties is still unknown.

With winds gusting at over 220 kilometers per hour, the tropical cyclone Chido has brought death and destruction to Mayotte since Saturday, the small archipelago between Madagascar and Mozambique. There are fears that in the coming days and weeks, many hundreds or even thousands of people will be found dead amidst the rubble.

New satellite images from Maxar Technologies, which also showcased remarkable images of the devastation caused during the war in Ukraine, now clearly show the extent of the cyclone's impact. The images show the capital Mamoudzou, where schools, houses, hospitals, restaurants, and many other buildings have been reduced to rubble.

There are also images of the airport, the port area, and other parts of the city, all showing the devastation caused by the cyclone.

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