Mozambique counts cost of Cyclone Freddy
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(26 Feb 2023)
RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Vilankulos - 26 February 2023
1. Aerial zoom in to family standing in front of destroyed home by Cyclone Freddy ++MUTE++
2. Pan of family standing among destroyed home
3. Various of family salvaging remains
4. Mid of woman walking out of home ++MUTE++
5. SOUNDBITE (French) Maria Vasco Timbe, homeowner:
“It happened yesterday at 3pm, my son Nelson came and said to me: Mama at home, you won't like what you see. Then I came home and really saw that everything was destroyed. No blankets, no food. I couldn’t use anything in there. I started thinking, how am I going to start building again, because from where I stand it is not possible. How am I going to do it? I started to cry when I saw that my children would not go to school because they no longer had books and exercise books.”
6. Mid of piece of iron still attached to house blowing in wind
7. Wide of Maria talking while her children sit in what is left of their home
8. Tilt up of Vilankulos airport exterior
9. Various of airport staff sweeping water out of airport
10. Wide zoom out of airport staff sweeping exterior of airport
11. Wide of man with luggage walking through airport
12. Wide of international arrivals entrance
STORYLINE:
Like many other Mozambicans, Maria Vasco Timbe and her four children found themselves picking up the pieces of what was left of their home, after Cyclone Freddy tore through the country on Friday.
The intense cyclone made landfall in the city of Vilankulos and left devastation in its wake, bringing “dangerous and exceptional rainfall levels” over Mozambique and other parts of Africa.
Timbe said she cried when she returned to find her home in tatters after it had been hit by the storm with winds of up to 113 kilometres (70 miles).
A piece of corrugated iron which was once apart of her shack house was completely torn off.
“I came home and really saw that everything was destroyed," Timbe said. "No blankets, no food. I couldn’t use anything in there."
She added: "I started thinking, how am I going to start building again, because from where I stand it is not possible. How am I going to do it?"
She said that her children refused to return to school because they no longer had workbooks.
The cyclone is projected to weaken as it continues through southern Africa but still poses serious risk of heavy rainfall to the neighbouring nations of Zimbabwe, South Africa, Zambia, Malawi and Botswana, according to the regional weather centre on the island of Reunion.
Freddy had waned slightly when it hit Madagascar on Tuesday night, killing at least four people and displacing more than 16,000, before regaining strength over the ocean on Wednesday night and on Thursday.
AP Video shot by: Yur Samuel Girao
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RESTRICTION SUMMARY:
ASSOCIATED PRESS
Vilankulos - 26 February 2023
1. Aerial zoom in to family standing in front of destroyed home by Cyclone Freddy ++MUTE++
2. Pan of family standing among destroyed home
3. Various of family salvaging remains
4. Mid of woman walking out of home ++MUTE++
5. SOUNDBITE (French) Maria Vasco Timbe, homeowner:
“It happened yesterday at 3pm, my son Nelson came and said to me: Mama at home, you won't like what you see. Then I came home and really saw that everything was destroyed. No blankets, no food. I couldn’t use anything in there. I started thinking, how am I going to start building again, because from where I stand it is not possible. How am I going to do it? I started to cry when I saw that my children would not go to school because they no longer had books and exercise books.”
6. Mid of piece of iron still attached to house blowing in wind
7. Wide of Maria talking while her children sit in what is left of their home
8. Tilt up of Vilankulos airport exterior
9. Various of airport staff sweeping water out of airport
10. Wide zoom out of airport staff sweeping exterior of airport
11. Wide of man with luggage walking through airport
12. Wide of international arrivals entrance
STORYLINE:
Like many other Mozambicans, Maria Vasco Timbe and her four children found themselves picking up the pieces of what was left of their home, after Cyclone Freddy tore through the country on Friday.
The intense cyclone made landfall in the city of Vilankulos and left devastation in its wake, bringing “dangerous and exceptional rainfall levels” over Mozambique and other parts of Africa.
Timbe said she cried when she returned to find her home in tatters after it had been hit by the storm with winds of up to 113 kilometres (70 miles).
A piece of corrugated iron which was once apart of her shack house was completely torn off.
“I came home and really saw that everything was destroyed," Timbe said. "No blankets, no food. I couldn’t use anything in there."
She added: "I started thinking, how am I going to start building again, because from where I stand it is not possible. How am I going to do it?"
She said that her children refused to return to school because they no longer had workbooks.
The cyclone is projected to weaken as it continues through southern Africa but still poses serious risk of heavy rainfall to the neighbouring nations of Zimbabwe, South Africa, Zambia, Malawi and Botswana, according to the regional weather centre on the island of Reunion.
Freddy had waned slightly when it hit Madagascar on Tuesday night, killing at least four people and displacing more than 16,000, before regaining strength over the ocean on Wednesday night and on Thursday.
AP Video shot by: Yur Samuel Girao
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