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Macron Surveys Devastation in Mayotte Following Cyclone Chido

French President Macron visits Mayotte amid widespread destruction caused by Cyclone Chido, with calls for urgent aid and concerns over loss of life.

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Updated: Dec 19th, 2024, 3:55 PM ET

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During his visit to Mayotte, French President Macron faced local anger over the slow response to Cyclone Chido's devastation, which resulted in at least 31 confirmed deaths and widespread destruction. Thousands are without water and electricity, and public health concerns arise from unsanitary conditions. Macron assured that aid is on the way, including food, medical supplies, and additional personnel. The government faces ongoing challenges in assessing the full impact, with fears of a much higher death toll than reported, exacerbated by the region's high migrant population.

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