heavy wind of up to 200 kilometres ripped through northern mozambique, destroying homes and uprootingf mozambique had barely recovered from another cyclone, which hit the port town of beira just over a month ago, causing death and destruction. the authorities this time around want to move faster. they're desperate to get their hands on resources which will make it possible for them to get help to where it's needed most. the operation is dependent on how nimble they are on the ground. torrential rains are expected here over the next few days. this means there's a high risk of flooding and landslides. there are fears thousands of people could be left trapped in remote villages. there are nearly 20,000 people in displacement centres — these are schools and churches that survived the impact. but as a clearer picture emerges of the destruction, more may be needed, local authorities have said. the worst—hit areas include pemba. teams have been deployed to the area. officials say this will determine where help is needed most. one death has been confirmed, but there are fears that figure will

where the experts say it was the strongest like her ever recorded in northern mozambique. kenneth stormed in with two wrench will rain and wind surges of up to two hundred eighty kilometers per hour tearing off roofs ripping up trees and downing power lines. on the island of off mozambique the red cross says the storm destroyed about ninety percent of homes aid agencies say the damage that assessed so far is extensive. these villages have been entirely wiped out they look like they've been run over by a bulldozer and the people are asking first for shelter then they need water purification and they need food. islands as further out in the indian ocean including the commerce chain of islands are also starting repair as. our houses have suffered a tremendous disaster everything was destroyed meteorologists expect more severe rain across northern mozambique threatening flooding and landslides. facts from canada may require a major new humanitarian operation at the same time that the ongoing. response targeting three million people in three countries remain critically on the f

in northern mozambique, teams are assessing the damage caused by cyclone kenneth amid fears that hundredsple are going to need humanitarian aid. it's the biggest storm ever recorded to hit mozambique. since making landfall it has now been downgraded, although there are warnings of flooding and landslides as a result of several days of heavy rain. briony sour—den reports. the current situation... still reeling from cyclone idai, he storm even more idai, a storm even more powerful smash the country. cyclone kenneth arrived in northern mozambique with winds of up to 220 km per hour, causing get more devastation. causing yet more devastation. the un says it's unprecedented for the southern african nation to be hit with two cyclones in one season. tropical cyclone kenneth made landfall in northern mozambique near the border of tanzania in an area where no storm since the satellite era has ever been observed, some people in that region have never experienced a tropical cyclone and they certainly never have experienced a tropical cyclone of that intensity. even though winds have eased, it is not

the rain here in northern mozambique keeps coming.roads now resembled rivers, while actual rivers have burst their banks, leaving huge areas underwater. eight agent -- aid agencies say cyclone kenneth will bring twice as much rain as the first one. entire crop fiel have been wiped out and people are short of food. >> the people need to eat. they neeeed their bread. jojohnathan: the amount of water on the ground is making it hard for people to access the areas. come with boats, because itt is too dangeroufor hehelicoptererso y at the m moment. hehelicopters ee what is really needed, with m many strandeded wiwithout susupplies. >> i wanant to help.p. police, people, all people. johnathan: until help arrives, all they can do is wait, counting the cost of the latest tropical disaster to land on mozambique's shores. brent: our correspondent is in northern mozambique. reporter: it has been raining continuously here since cyclone kekeeth that t the city and the surrounding areas. you can see the first consequences down here. a mudslidide hit

heavy wind of up to 200 kilometres ripped through northern mozambique, destroying homes and uprootingue had barely recovered from another cyclone, which hit the port town of beira just over a month ago, causing death and destruction. the authorities this time around want to move even faster. they're desperate to get their hands on resources which will make it possible for them to get help to where it's needed most. the operation is dependent on how nimble they are on the ground. torrential rains are expected here over the next few days. this means there's a high risk of flooding and landslides. there are fears thousands of people could be left trapped in remote villages. there are nearly 20,000 people in displacement centres — these are schools and churches that survived the impact. but as a clearer picture emerges of the destruction, more may be needed, local authorities have said. the worst—hit areas include pemba, quissanga and ibo island. teams have been deployed to the area. officials say this will determine where help is needed most. one death has been confirmed, but there are f

or correspondent adrian creech is in time but in northern mozambique adrian good evening to you i mean talk to me a little bit about how bad the damage is what did you see three in the city many parts hardly affected but some already heavily affected i saw areas completely on the water others experience landslides and we've seen in a rescue team that evacuated the thousands of people the most affected areas another team just arrived from south africa and i talked to the prime minister here today was inspecting the situation on the ground and he confirmed that thirty eight people have been killed in the area so far but the number is likely to still increase but anyway if we compared to the members to secretly die that we've seen six weeks ago where more than one thousand people got killed it appears to be less the area is less populated and we still really don't know what's happening in the room because these areas are really has to to reach and what we've heard that flights are being grounded adrian so what are the prospects of getting aid to the people who need it is very difficult ri

and weather experts say it was the strongest ever recorded in northern mozambique cyclon kenneth stormed in with terentia rain and wind surges of up to two hundred eighty kilometers per hour tearing off roofs ripping up trees and downing power lines. on the island of off mozambique the red cross says the storm destroyed about ninety percent of homes aid agencies say the damage the assessed so far is extensive. these villages have been entirely wiped out they look like they've been run over by a bulldozer and the people are asking first for shelter then they need water purification and they need food island as further out in the indian ocean including the commerce chain of islands are also starting repair as. our houses have suffered a tremendous disaster everything was destroyed. meteorologists expect more severe rain across northern mozambique threatening flooding and landslides there's also a prediction that. the story aspect of this really flying into another cycle we. say where that would. very scary scenario of people already faced so much in the last couple of months in mozambique.

heavy rains and winds continue in northern mozambique in the wake of cyclone kenneth. re struggling to reach remote areas. 5 people have been confirmed to have died but that figure is expected to rise. the bbc‘s lebo diseko has this update. heavy rains and winds continue in northern mozambique in the wake of cyclone kenneth. floodwaters are rising, and rescue workers are struggling to reach remote areas. heavy rain is expected to continue to fall over the coming days in the north of mozambique, the wfp, world food programme, telling me that they expect the remnants of cyclone kenneth could dump twice as much rain as cyclone idai did in the coming days. they're also expecting a quarter of the yearly rainfall over just these next few days. in cabo delgado, one of the most northern provinces here, the united nations has been evacuating people after several houses collapsed. and in the neighbouring province, nampula, there have also been more evacuations. we are not clear about numbers yet, but we are hearing that it could be in the tens of thousands. but the real fear is t

where the experts say it was the strongest like her ever recorded in northern mozambique. kenneth stormed in with two wrench will rain and wind surges of up to two hundred eighty kilometers per hour tearing off roofs ripping up trees and downing power lines. on the island of off mozambique the red cross says the storm destroyed about ninety percent of homes aid agencies say the damage that assessed so far is extensive. these villages have been entirely wiped out they look like they've been run over by a bulldozer and the people are asking first for shelter then they need water purification and they need food. islands as further out in the indian ocean including the commerce chain of islands are also starting repair. our houses have suffered a tremendous disaster everything was destroyed. meteorologists expect more severe rain across northern mozambique threatening flooding and landslides. sikes from kenneth may require a major new humanitarian operation at the same time that the ongoing cycle each diet responds targeting three million people in three countries remain criti

just over a month since cyclone devastated central parts of mozambique, northern mozambique is watchingngthening storm set to make landfall in northern mozambique is he going to thursday afternoon, when‘s moving clockwise and the stronger the storm surge and on the edge, hitting northern mozambique and southern tanzania but right across parts of northern mozambique, it will be into the weekend, that will cause some devastating flooding. could see as much is 500 mm of rainfall in the next few days but in the short—term, it is the strong winds 20 columbus in our that will bring potential damage along with storm surge as we head into thursday afternoon. staying with africa, further south we see devastating fronts and eastern parts of south africa across the area, torrential rain storms in the area, torrential rain storms in the past two or three days have really been hyping up into three or four months of april, rainfall in the space ofjust two or three days, hence the floods and the life—threatening place that we have seen life—threatening place that we have seen across life—threatening p

heavy rain and high winds are hindering rescue efforts in northern mozambique, after the second cylconen a month hit the country. the us warns it will rethink its information sharing with western allies if they use the controversial chinese telecoms giant huawei in their 56 networks. and at 11:30pm, we will be taking an in—depth look at the papers with our reviewers, sunday times deputy political editor caroline wheeler and broadcasterjohn kampfner. stay with us for that. good evening. the aircraft manufacturer boeing has been under relentless attack from shareholders at its annual general meeting in chicago, followng the crashes of two of its 737 max models, which claimed the lives of more than 300 passengers. in march, an ethiopian airlines flight crashed six minutes after take—off, killing all 157 people on board. last october, a lion air plane came down in similar circumstances. all 189 people on board lost their lives. the 737 max model is currently grounded worldwide while boeing tries to find a software solution. it is now known that four current and former employees made calls t

and rescue as a racing to help people caught in fast rising floodwaters in northern mozambique cyclon kenneth slammed into the region on thursday flattening villages and leaving at least five people dead but heavy rain has continued since then causing flooding and mudslides many homes and streets on the water in the port city of pemba those are the top stories coming up next talk to al-jazeera after that stay with us . you see. in our brain without knowing if it was all a t.v. was to have a dramatic impact in the case of global hope one of the richest people in the world will gates initially made his fortune by founding and running the microsoft corporation. nearly twenty years ago he founded the bill and melinda gates foundation breaking now works all of the time. an endowment of more than fifty billion dollars is the world's wealthiest private foundation and aims to enhance health care and education and to reduce poverty. it's a key player in global health care but controlled by just three trustees gates his wife melinda and billionaire warren buffett. the foundation's being credite

the united nations says the situation in northern mozambique is worse than thought — days after cyclonetate, has experienced more than 2m of rain and flooding — and has put around 700,000 people at risk. the cyclone is predicted to dump twice as much rainfall as cyclone idai did last month. libo deseko has been the following developments from from the country's capital city, maputo. it does seem that weather conditions eased off slightly in the north of the country this morning, and that allowed aid aid agencies a little window of opportunity to start distributing aid. the world food programme started handing out some supplies in macomia. they also sent a plane out to the island of ibo which had been completely cut off yesterday. however, the situation is in flux, it is fast changing. they wanted to send in a second plane — that wasn't able to be sent. that was filled with rice, food — that sort of thing for people. the message from authorities in pemba yesterday was this is worse than we had expected and we need help. there were concerns raised about things like cholera, rain is expect

and a powerful cycle has hit northern mozambique forecasters say is the strongest storm to that ever made landfall in the country tens of thousands of people have been safer removed from their homes mozambique is still recovering from site on t.v. last march. returning to our top story now following the easter sunday attack some muslims in sri lanka say they're frightened for the future even as religious leaders have called for unity and calm flowing through reports from the gumbo. they fled persecution in pakistan and thought they had found refuge in sri lanka some of these ahmadi muslims have been here for seven years or more but they're once again looking for a place to accept them they say they no longer feel safe in the gumbo after the easter sunday bombings some people here blame them for the attacks in my house or catch my old geezer trying to my door under their windows or damaged by going to florida and there's turning on me on the breeze on that by going there can i not be stationed hundreds of them a shelter in a community center in a nearby town but they'll have to move a

in with you as the day progresses but first thank you very much indeed dozens of people in northern mozambique are being urged to move to higher ground as more torrential rain threatens widespread flooding after a second cycle and weeks lashed the african coast aid workers say entire villages are wiped out killing at least five people lower burden monday reports. many people living in macedonia stayed when cycling kenniff hit with heavy rains forecast they're trying to rebuild their homes as quickly as they can. order. the other day we stayed outside next to the beach that's where we took shelter right there with all the rain. others here lost their businesses and livelihoods. lost everything i do not know what i can do since that day i've been sleeping outside sleeping in the cold little was spared by the storm including a maternity ward. where the experts say it was the strongest like her ever recorded in north in mozambique. kenneth stormed in with two wrench will rain and wind surges of up to two hundred eighty kilometers per hour tearing off roofs ripping up trees and downing power lines.

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our correspondent adrian creech is in pemba in northern mozambique was in. the path of. it's been raining continuously here ever since i can kenneth it to the city and the surroundings and you can see the first consequences down here and much light hits these houses several of them were destroyed about six people were killed here if we have a look over there this is a trash sided dump site that coursed this might slide because of the continuous rain the rubble started moving went down and affected these houses the bad news is the weather forecast does not look good for the next days it is going to rain again and again at least for the next week and this is what concerns the organizations and rescue teams here most they still cannot go out to the rural areas so we up until now not sure how strong the damage really is that was adrian creech there reporting from mozambique now here in europe spain's general election prime minister says he is celebrating a victory for his party the governing socialist one the country's national election yesterday but fell well short of a par

the united nations says many villages in northern mozambique have been entirely wiped out by cycloneed hundreds of people further south last month. caroline rigby has the latest. where families once lived now stand only shells. corrugated iron roofs contorted by the wind now litter the ground. these homes were ripped apart the strongest cyclone to ever hit this region. this man's shop was just one of so many ravaged by the storm. translation: the wind destroyed the farms in the palm trees. the farms don't have anything. we lost everything. here in the village, as you see, 300 houses have been destroyed. the view from above provides some idea of the scale of the destruction. villagers com pletely scale of the destruction. villagers completely flattened. the united nations has described the damages heartbreaking. these villages have been entirely wiped out. they look like they have been run over by a bulldozer. people are asking first four shelter than they need water and purification and then they need food. almost 20,000 people are now living in makeshift displacement centre set up i

reports of entire villages wiped out in northern mozambique where people have been to seek higher ground as a powerful cyclon drops to wrenshaw rain. hello i'm maryanne demasi in london your with al-jazeera also coming up for you on the program sudan's opposition says it's hopeful of reaching a deal on transferring power after talks with the military. bands two groups accused of the easter sunday bombings after a raid on a safe house leads to a gun battle and fifteen dead. and they heeded venezuelan opposition calls to defect but two months on a thousand military personnel are still in limbo in colombia. welcome to the program mozambique's government has urged people to move to higher ground as trench all rain lashes the north in the wake of another powerful cycle and so far at least five people and two have died but aid workers report that entire villages have been wiped out in delgado province and there are warnings of widespread flooding to come and up to seven hundred thousand people at risk it's feared psycho kenniff could dump twice as much rain as a die devastating storm that hit

heavy rains and winds continue in northern mozambique in the wake of cyclone kenneth. reach remote areas. up to two meters of rain are expected in the coastal town of pemba. five people have been confirmed to have died but that figure is expected to rise. the bbc‘s lebo diseko has this update from the country's capital maputo. well heavy rain is expected to continue to fall over the coming days in the north of mozambique. the wfp, world food programme telling me that they expect the remnants of cyclone kenneth could dump twice as much rain as cyclone idai did in the coming days and they're also expecting a quarter of the yearly rainfall over just these next few days. now in the province of cabo delgado, that's one of the most northern provinces here, the united nations has been evacuating people after several houses collapsed, and in the neighbouring province, nampula, there have also been more evacuations. we aren't clear about numbers yet — we are hearing that it could be in the tens of thousands. but the real fear is that these areas, the area that was affected by c

rescuers are racing to help people caught in fast rising floodwaters in northern mozambique cyclon kenniff slammed into the region on thursday flattening villages and leaving at least five people dead but heavy rain has continued since then causing flooding and mudslides many homes and streets are underwater in the port city of pember one hundred thirty people have been evacuated from there by boat. order my oh my god the first some workers knocked at the door at six in the morning and as soon as we got out of bed the water had already reached our knees we tried to wait and we tried to remove some of the water but things got worse we're going to try and buy some new codes for my daughters the younger ones are less than two years old and everything is wet and floating in the house. it's all full we've suffered every year since twenty thirteen now or in twenty nineteen we've always been suffering. all in canada our armed forces there have been deployed after a flooding emergency was declared in eastern parts of the country tens of thousands of residents have been evacuated in ottawa and the

flooding in northern mozambique has wiped out entire villages the united nations released these images showing the port town of pemba one of the worst affected areas tropical cyclone kenneth hit the region on thursday and there's been more heavy rain the u.n. secretary general antonio has made an appeal for the victims many of them were already displaced. six weeks ago. these villages have been entirely wiped out they look like they've been running for viable people asking for time then they need water purification and they need food so we are going to work closely with the government we are here in support of i n g c who are coordinating this response to mobilize the supplies needed to get these people assistance as quickly as possible the weather is still bad it is still raining but thankfully the winds have died down so we will be doing everything we can in the next twenty four hours to get people the supplies that they need and to continue to move out to assess areas and make sure that we know the full situation on the ground and pakistan has released a final group of indian nation

damage is being assessed after the most powerful ever cyclon in northern mozambique cycle and kenneth has dispersed in the indian ocean after ripping off grooves and downing power lines in rural areas the un has warned of a flooding risk another cycle and more populated areas in southern areas mozambique in just two weeks two months ago that is you know warns mozambique is at risk of widespread flooding as hurricane force winds give way to a tarantula rain a russian woman has been jailed for eighteen months in the united states for conspiring to infiltrate the national rifle association prosecutors say maria bettina use the gun rights group which is closely aligned with american conservative politicians to try and shape washington's policy towards moscow thirty year old who begged the judge for mercy will be deported after completing her sentence for the headlines keep it here on al-jazeera listening post is next and more news at the top of the hour. when you. get people killed. like when a bomb blasts happen the government shut off. because you think that at the heart of any. governm

now the path for cycling has hit northern mozambique forecasters say it's the strongest storm to hit the country tens of thousands of people were evacuated and there's been a warning of flooding and landslides the country still recovering from a march which killed hundreds of people. from kenya may require a major news humanitarian operation at the same time that the ongoing. response targeting three million people in three countries remain critically on the funding let's talk to deborah nguyen she is with the united nations world food program and joins us live now from johannesburg where the u.n. is warning flash floods and landslides in parts of mozambique with kenneth making landfall i mean how bad are things like this to get do you think. this is indeed the strongest cyclon that this country has seen in its history and we are very concerned because we are already. very worried about the situation the human in situation following the cyclone i die from last month and now this is the inside zone is. taking you know the wrong on the mozambique tradition so we are expecting six hundr

cyclone kenneth, picking up strength and it's going to make landfall thursday afternoon in northern mozambiqueays of forecast here, you can see the problem. once the storm has made landfall, it stops moving and we will see torrential falls of rain in the same area day after day. we could be seeing, getting on for a metre of rain over coming days combined with a storm surge 2—a metres high which could bring coastal inundation and looks like we will see another round of devastating flooding across mozambique, particularly in the north of the country. here in the uk, our weather has changed. it's turned a bit cooler, we've got unsettle weather over the next few days with rain or showers but also temperatures have eased over recent days. it will feel cooler as we head into this weekend combined with strengthening winds as well. now, today we'll start off with some reasonable weather around. in scotland and northern ireland, a bit of brightness or sunshine first thing. showers across england and wales from the word go push northwards. in terms of being cloudy, the showers get heavy with hail and th

that powerful storm cycle in canada has hit northern mozambique barely a month after another huge storm leveled the country leaving hundreds dead and wreaking devastation the u.n. has warned of more flash flooding in landslides it's the first time in recorded history that two cyclons have hit mozambique in one season. police in sri lanka have made seven more arrests after raids linked to the easter sunday bombings this.

none bigger at the moment then cyclone kenneth, hitting northern mozambique.north of west where cyclone idai struck, it‘s this druggist the system that‘s been recorded this far north end mozambique. so it‘s not exactly an area prepared for something like this. strong winds, storm surge, and then it could well be several days of heavy rain. this forecast is taking us through the weekend, even into sunday. it may still be raining over the same areas, although the system will be weakening. it‘s still a prolific rainmaker for several days to come. some spots from cyclone kenneth here into northern mozambique could get up to a metre of rain. a storm surge, the amount of water above tied level hitting the coastline up to five metres in places. both of these are a recipe for catastrophic flooding. let‘s not forget the winds as well, destruction for wins that were estimated while approaching the coastline of gusting to around 300 kph. now as we take a look further to the eastern and indian ocean, you‘ve got another tropical cyclone. this is not affecting land, but to

aid workers in northern mozambique say they've not yet been able to reach many of the people affectedme to look at the stories that are making the headlines in the media across the world. we begin with spain's el pais which shows prime minster pedro sanchez celebrating his general election win with his socialist party, psoe. mr sanchez will now enter negotiations with other leftwing party podemos in the hope to form a coalition government. in the independent, according to a latest poll the uk conservative party is facing a humiliating defeat at the european elections next month after support for the party slumped to its lowest level since 2013. on the times front page, victims of rape in the uk are being told that they must give police full access to all messages and photographs stored on their mobile phones or risk cases against their attackers being dropped. in the times business section, several big fund managers believe that oil companies should shut themselves down because soon they will become impossible to invest in as the world switches to renewable energy. and finally in the

the latest headlines: cyclone kenneth makes landfall in northern mozambique — it's forecast to bringcron outlines tax cuts and other plans to modernise the french economy and bring an end to weeks of protests. prince william has delivered a powerful message on defeating extremism as he met victims of the mosques attacks in new zealand. now it's time to look at what's making the headlines in media across the world. we begin with french paper le figaro. and a frontpage picture of president emmanuel macron's first major press conference in two years, where he responded to the yellow vest movement with promises of tax cuts and higher pensions. in the financial times — this article looks at how shareholders of royal dutch shell, which is the joint owner of brunei's biggest oil venture, might pressure the government to push for gay rights in the country. it follows the introduction of harsh new laws where gay sex and abortion

struggling in the aftermath of a second psych loan as many months cyclon kind of slammed into northern mozambique sunday causing massive flooding more trench away rainfalls expected in the days ahead kind of comes just six weeks after psych lone die devastated the region around barrow farther south. after the storm the rain. torrential downpours are swelling rivers and washing away houses here in the north of muslim became nature's fury has been unleashed and the danger is far from over six weeks ago cycling it i devastated the south of the country killing some six hundred people from kenneth is predicted to cause twice as much rainfall as its predecessor already communities have been up ended by the storms destructive force . the wind destroyed the farms and the palm trees the farms don't have anything we lost everything on the farms here in the village as you see three hundred houses have been destroyed. i'm not going to build anything else because i had two houses in the shop everything is destroyed i don't have the means to rebuild i'll just try to rebuild one home and i probably can't even d

and cyclone kenneth makes landfall in northern mozambique — it's forecast to bring storm surges — to

less a resort in northern mozambique as the eye of the cyclon passes through canada barreling into a country still reeling from a deadly storm just weeks ago. he waged war on the comrades islands remnants of a night of for russia's winds and pounding rain drivers and cyclists navigate the leftovers. several are dead here but authorities say the field picture is yet to match. that it is difficult to get access because many trees fell many electrical and telephone poles fell so for the moment we are clearing the roads so we can make an initial assessment. as kenneth cut its path of destruction residents found refuge in a marriage and she shelters like this one. and a place to sleep but no rest bite from the reality of what awaits them at home. it's a huge disaster that we not used to seeing thank god to escape the worst but we really need her one of those and if that. problem was that there was a strong wind that demolished the houses but the rescuers found us shelters. we slept low nobody was injured and we didn't suffer thank art. for now many here grateful to be counting the cost in

cyclone kenneth, picking up strength and it's going to make landfall thursday afternoon in northern mozambiquethe storm has made landfall, it stops moving and we will see torrential falls of rain in the same area day after day. we could be seeing, getting on for a metre of rain over coming days combined with a storm surge 2—4 metres high which could bring coastal inundation and looks like we will see another round of devastating flooding across mozambique, particularly in the north of the country. here in the uk, our weather has changed. it's turned a bit cooler, we've got unsettle weather over the next few days with rain or showers but also temperatures have eased over recent days. it will feel cooler as we head into this weekend combined with strengthening winds as well. now, today we'll start off with some reasonable weather around. in scotland and northern ireland, a bit of brightness or sunshine first thing. showers across england and wales from the word go push northwards. in terms of being cloudy, the showers get heavy with hail and thunder mixed in. some of those downpours will be quit

it will make landfall thursday afternoon in northern mozambique.st, you can see the problem. 0nce forecast, you can see the problem. once the storm has made landfall it stops moving. we will see torrential forms of rain in the same area day after day. we could be getting on for one metre of rain over the coming days, combined with a storm surge 2— for me desire. that could bring coastal inundation. looks like another round of devastating flooding in the north mozambique _-2_ flooding in the north mozambique ——2— four metres. we have unsettled weather in the next three days with rain showers. although temperatures have eased over recent days it will bill kollar as we head into this weekend. combined with strengthening winds as well. today we will start off with some reasonable weather in scotla nd off with some reasonable weather in scotland and northern ireland, brightness worsening. showers across england and wales from the word go. push northwards in terms ——it turns cloudy with the shower was heavier. some of the downpours will be quite lengthy

well more to rain to rain is forecast for northern mozambique which has you can see it right there suffered severe flooding since cycling kenniff made landfall on sunday thirty eight people have been killed poor weather conditions of grounded flights and hindered aid efforts ken it is the second cycle and to devastate the country in two months six weeks ago cycle and even at the state devastated the region around barrow which is farther south. corresponded aging creek spoke with mozambique's prime minister about the relief effort. we lost about fifty eight people you know all over the cup to go do it but we still. have to have to move into to make sure that the. normal people have been our last look at the life of pasta do we did move on move look just give me instead of that look p. a look up was a look in the books because some someplace like you believe not posted to two trees down here by little woods because woods is has been cut and cut off and the we need to have a roof or didn't do not another one another in the stuff to be. left in the in the boom to even then time to use on the so

more trench rain is forecast for northern mozambique which has suffered severe flooding since cyclon kind of made landfall on sunday killing thirty eight people for weather conditions of grounded flights and hindered aid efforts kind of is the second cycling to devastate the country in two months six weeks ago cyclon a day in the region around a further south the doubly correspondent increase that this report from northern was how big. it's been raining continuously here in pember ever since i can can if it in the city and the surroundings that you can see the first consequences down here. these houses several of them were destroyed about six people were killed here if we have a look over there this is a trash sided dump site that coursed this because of the continuous rain the rubble started moving went down and affected these houses the bad news is the weather forecast does not look good for the next days it is going to rain again and again at least for the next week and this is what concerns the organizations and rescue teams here most they still cannot go out to the rural areas s

meteorologists expect more severe rain across northern mozambique threatening flooding and landslides sikes from kenneth may require a major new humanitarian operation at the same time that the ongoing cycle response targeting three million people in three countries remain critically on the funding . six weeks ago like on a die devastated the south where more people live neighboring malawi and zimbabwe were also hard hit killing at least a thousand people and leaving a trail of destruction the extent of the damage caused by this latest cycle is still too early to say. about a manly al-jazeera. i'm will be bringing you more on this story from mozambique itself a bit later on in the program so stay tuned for that plenty more to bring you as well will be looking at why there isn't much of a choice for the people have been in when they prepare to elect a new parliament on sunday. a heated venezuelan opposition calls to defect but two months on a fouls and military personnel are still in limbo in colombia. and celtic celebrate the life of a hero of nine hundred sixty seven with a sixty sev

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it made landfall on thursday in the northern cabo delgado region of mozambique.rnings that vulnerable communities could be further impacted following several days of heavy rain. 0ur correspondent pumza fihlani gave us the latest from the capital, maputo. the authorities here are still doing an assessment of the damage in the area. they've got teams deployed to the northern part of mozambique currently, and they want to get a sense of how much the response, if it will need to be, but we do know at this stage that three provinces have been affected, and in those provinces people have lost their homes, many buildings have been destroyed, and parts of the infrastructure there including power lines has been severely damaged, and in some areas completely destroyed. and that is slowing down the communication and trying to get word from people to get a sense of what they need. we do know also that about 20,000 people are currently taking shelter in makeshift displacement centres. this is schools that are on higher ground and churches, and there they are receiving food ai

mozambique. we do also know that over 2500 families are currently in displacement camps that have been set up across the northernand there they are receiving food aid, water, and hygiene products, to sort of help and avoid the occurrence of disease at this point. the number of areas that authorities are currently looking into, there's an area called quissanga which has been badly affected as well as pemba, as well as an area called ibo — all of these are further north upcountry. what they are trying to do there — a lot of the houses have been destroyed, some of the homes are very basics — so they are trying to work out how to get aid to people who may not have time to evacuate and they're also trying to get access to health, to medication rather, so they have that on standby for people who may need urgent medical care. we know at this stage that one death has been confirmed but authorities fear that, as the picture becomes clearer over the next few days, that figure could rise. aradna traparty is a professor of atmospheric and earth sciences at the university of california, in los angeles. a short while ago she