Thousands left stranded after Cyclone Kenneth hit North Mozambique

A slow-moving weather system has caused severe flooding in northern Mozambique, turning roads into torrents and creating major obstacles. Aid agencies are struggling to deliver supplies due to continuous rain. In Pember, the flooding has devastated the community, with residents comparing it to a tsunami. Cyclone Kenneth has destroyed thousands of homes, and the government advises relocation to higher ground. However, residents demand immediate assistance. Aid agencies are stretched thin, unable to reach some areas like IBO, where people are desperate for food. Recovery will take months or years.

What is the main challenge faced by aid agencies in northern Mozambique?

• Insufficient manpower

• Continuous rain disrupting activities

• Lack of supplies

• Political restrictions

How has the weather affected the neighborhood of TT in Pember?

• It has increased tourism

• It has turned streets into waterways

• It has led to a decrease in rainfall

• It has improved the local economy

What are the residents of TT demanding from the government?

• More advice

• Relocation to another city

• Financial compensation

• Immediate assistance

What is a major reason for the aid agencies' inability to reach some communities?

• Lack of helicopters

• Second major storm in six weeks

• Political unrest

• Insufficient funding

What is the expected timeline for recovery from the storm's impact?

• Immediate recovery

• Months or even years

• A few weeks

• A few days