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With winds reaching speeds of at least 226 km/h, Cyclone Cho made landfall in Mayotte, located to the east of Mozambique. Its destructive path did not stop there; the cyclone continued its assault as it crossed over into Mozambique, bringing heavy rains and gale-force winds. Early reports from Mozambique indicate that the cyclone has already claimed at least three lives and left dozens injured, highlighting the widespread devastation this storm has caused across the region.
Drone footage from the affected areas illustrates the extensive damage, showcasing flattened vegetation and severely compromised buildings. Millions remain at risk, as ongoing floods and persistent inclement weather threaten to exacerbate the situation, leaving communities in peril.