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Macron Faces Hostility in Mayotte Amid Cyclone Recovery Efforts

During his visit to cyclone-ravaged Mayotte, President Macron confronted anger from residents demanding more aid and access to basic necessities like water.

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Updated: Dec 20th, 2024, 10:51 AM ET

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French President Emmanuel Macron's recent visit to Mayotte revealed deep frustration among residents impacted by Cyclone Chido. Despite government efforts, many remain without access to clean drinking water and are outraged over the slow pace of aid. Macron faced jeers and questions from locals regarding the government's response, during which he acknowledged their struggles but emphasized the support provided by France. The cyclone has left significant destruction, with at least 31 reported deaths and many more unaccounted for amidst concerns of disease from lack of clean water.

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