Fears as death toll rises in cyclone-hit Mozambique

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The Category Three storm on the hurricane scale struck after swiping the Comoros islands. It made landfall on Friday.

"Tropical Cyclone Kenneth has now 'stalled' over Cabo Delgado ... where it is expected to bring heavy rains in the coming days," said OCHA, the UN's humanitarian coordination office, adding that it would remain in the area"for at least two days."

On Saturday morning, emergency workers including Brazilian soldiers, OCHA personnel and officials from the UN children's agency UNICEF, arrived in Pemba to assess the damage. On the tourist island of Ibo, home to 6,000 people, 90 percent of homes had been flattened, according to a spokesman for the INGC, Antonio Beleza.

 

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