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19-005-RO Alert Note Cyclone Idai in Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe

Malawi: At least 922,900 persons have been impacted, including an estimated 460,000 children. More than 15,000 families have been displaced, with at least 187 camps established to house them. Mozambique: Communication lines have been down since Friday, March 15, rendering communication hard. Initial Government figures estimate 600,000 persons are affected, including 260,000 children. Zimbabwe: No official figures yet. At least 145 houses have been swept away, 4 major bridges have been destroyed or damaged, and more than 100 people are feared dead.

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Call: Cyclone Idai in Malawi, Mozambique & Zimbabwe 19-005-RO

The Humanitarian crisis: Between March 5th – 15th, a weather system formed and developed into Cyclone Idai causing flash floods and a humanitarian crisis across Malawi, Mozambique and Zimbabwe affecting more than 1,6 million people. Number of affected people recorded is increasing by the hour as more information becomes available and areas accessible. By 21 March an overall estimate has increased