BREAKING: Madagascar's Largest City 75% DESTROYED — 18,000 Homes GONE By Cyclone

03/09/2026 · Crisis Radar

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Cyclone Gezani Madagascar Mozambique — the latest update on the devastating tropical cyclone tearing across the Indian Ocean. Cyclone Gezani destroyed 75% of Madagascar's second-largest city Toamasina before crossing the island and re-strengthening in the Mozambique Channel. The storm made landfall on February 10 with winds reaching 250 km/h — one of the most intense in the satellite era. At least 38 people were killed, 18,000 homes destroyed, and over 250,000 affected in Madagascar. Now Gezani is heading for Mozambique, a country where 700,000+ people were already displaced by catastrophic January flooding. Authorities warn over a million people could be at risk. Chapters: Sources: GDACS — https://gdacs.org/ OCHA Flash Update — https://www.unocha.org/publications/report/madagascar/madagascar-humanitarian-impact-tropical-cyclone-gezani-flash-update-no-1-10-february-2026 RSMC La Réunion / Météo-France JTWC / US Navy Joint Typhoon Warning Centre EUMETSAT — https://www.eumetsat.int/image-week-cyclone-gezani The Watchers — https://watchers.news/2026/02/12/gezani-forecast-to-reach-intense-tropical-cyclone-strength-near-mozambique-coast-more-than-1-million-at-risk/ Al Jazeera — https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/2/13/madagascar-cyclone-death-toll-hits-38-12000-displaced-mozambique-braces France 24 — https://www.france24.com/en/africa/20260211-at-least-20-dead-as-cyclone-gezani-ravages-madagascar-much-of-second-city-in-ruins Reuters — https://www.cnbcafrica.com/2026/mozambique-port-city-braces-for-impact-of-cyclone-gezani NASA Earth Observatory — https://science.nasa.gov/earth/earth-observatory/floods-inundate-southern-mozambique/ UNHCR — https://www.unhcr.org/news/briefing-notes/severe-floods-displace-nearly-400-000-mozambique-heightening-protection-risks Oxfam — https://www.oxfam.org/en/press-releases/oxfam-warning-disaster-upon-disaster-mozambique-braces-tropical-storm-gezani UN News — https://news.un.org/en/story/2026/01/1166793 #CycloneGezani #Madagascar #Mozambique #Toamasina #TropicalCyclone #Flooding #NaturalDisaster #ClimateChange #IndianOcean #MozambiqueChannel #Inhambane #CycloneSeason #DisasterRelief #EmergencyResponse #BreakingNews

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Comentários

@BlaxitForward · 14/02/2026 · 👍 18

I live in Madagascar and Toamasina is pronounced toe-ah-MAH-see-nah. Cyclone Fytia is pronounced fee-TEE-ah. That was not a photo of our new President Michael Randrianirina, and your video title, that our capital, Tana was 75% destroyed, is not true. And the thumbnail is not of ANY place in Madagascar. What a poorly compiled video.

@mkay3751 · 20/02/2026 · 👍 1

Keep your faith. Do not let fear rule the day. I've recently (within the last 6 months) visited Madagascar. They may not have a lot of material things like some other countries. I was very impressed by the people. Such high energy displayed every where I visited. Nothings going to stop me, high energy movement. KEEP YOUR FAITH YOU WILL OVER COME THIS AS WELL. YOU WILL BE STRONGER FOR IT. PEACE!

@frankdunlop2261 · 14/02/2026 · 👍 16

Question. What is the likelihood of that terrible cyclone being made or enhanced by the nation’s enemies who might have been operating weather modification systems. What political agencies or governments would be inclined to attack Mozambican population with weather modification warfare. Who or why? It’s a poor nation what’s their objective? Oh maybe no one used weather to destroy the nation. Just normal occasional seasonal adverse weather events.

@SeaReal-w1i · 14/02/2026 · 👍 4

90% of Madagascar homes are made of small wooden structures and 0,20 of a millimeter tin sheets, in other words flimsy and easily destroyed. And easily rebuild, only taking a few days to make. This is much more economical and does not require great skills. Which is the most preferred method considering the economical situation.