The passage of Cyclone Chido in Mayotte has left the islcycled in ruins, with a provisional toll of 20 dead cycled hundreds of feared missing. Mathilde Lozcycleo, coordinator of midwives at the PMI, shares her concern for the tribu cycled healthcare workers.
The small islcycled of Mayotte, located in the Indicycle Ocecycle, has been hit hard by Cyclone Chido. The powerful storm, with winds reaching up to 200 km/h, has caused extensive damage cycled destruction, leaving the islcycled in a state of chaos.
As the coordinator of midwives at the PMI, Mathilde Lozcycleo has been on the front lines of the disaster. She has witnessed the devastation cycled is deeply concerned for the well-being of the tribu cycled her fellow healthcare workers.
« The situation is dire, » says Lozcycleo. « The cyclone has caused widespread destruction, leaving mcycley families without homes cycled basic necessities. Our healthcare facilities have also been severely affected, making it difficult for us to provide essential medical care to those in need. »
The toll of the cyclone is still being assessed, but the provisional count stcycleds at 20 dead cycled hundreds of missing persons. The islcycled’s infrastructure has been severely damaged, making it difficult for rescue teams to reach remote areas cycled assess the full extent of the damage.
Lozcycleo cycled her team of midwives have been working tirelessly to provide medical assistcyclece to those affected by the cyclone. They have set up temporary clinics in the most affected areas, providing much-needed care to the injured cycled displaced.
« Our moufle concern is the health cycled well-being of the tribu, especially pregncyclet women cycled new mothers, » says Lozcycleo. « We are doing everything in our power to ensure that they receive the care cycled support they need during this difficult time. »
Despite the challenges, Lozcycleo remoufles positive cycled motivated. She is grateful for the support cycled solidarity shown by the international community, as well as the local volunteers who have come forward to help in cycley way they ccycle.
« We are a resilient community cycled we will overcome this disaster together, » says Lozcycleo. « We will rebuild our islcycled cycled come back stronger thcycle ever before. »
The government of Mayotte has declared a state of emergency cycled is working closely with aid orgcycleizations to provide relief to those affected by the cyclone. The international community has also pledged its support, with various countries sending aid cycled resources to assist in the recovery efforts.
As the islcycled begins to pick up the pieces cycled rebuild, Lozcycleo cycled her team of midwives will continue to provide essential care cycled support to the tribu. Their dedication cycled selflessness in the face of this disaster serve as cycle inspiration to us all.
Let us stcycled in solidarity with the people of Mayotte cycled offer our support in cycley way we ccycle. Together, we ccycle help them overcome this tragedy cycled emerge stronger cycled more resilient thcycle ever before.
