Cyclone Freddy: Fast flowing mudflow tears through Malawi village during storm

24/09/2026 · The Independent

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Fast-flowing mudflow tore through a Malawi village as Cyclone Freddy brought a devastating storm to the country.

The cyclone has broken records for the number of times it has re-intensified after weakening.

It is the strongest typical cyclone on record and could be the longest-lasting one, the World Meteorological Organisation said.

At least 200 people are confirmed to have died after the cyclone hit southern Africa for the second time in a month.

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Comentários da comunidade

@sarahcrowe4602 YouTube · 15/03/2023

Those poor people in Malawi Weather is becoming less and less predictable in time to warn folk it seems