Prăpăd în sudul Africii, după trecerea ciclonului Ana. Zeci de oameni au murit și sute de mii de locuințe au fost inundate

FIJI POSSIBLE TROPICAL CYCLONE CURFEW HOURS

(210129) -- SUVA, Jan. 29, 2021 (Xinhua) -- A person grasps timber in the flood in the town of Ba on Viti Levu Island in Fiji, Jan. 29, 2021. Fiji announced on Friday night new curfew hours over a possible tropical cyclone moving towards the island nation. The Fiji Meteorological Service said that the tropical depression of concern is expected to further develop into a tropical cyclone that is likely to be named tropical cyclone Ana by Saturday morning. Currently, more than 2,000 people are sheltered in 56 evacuation centers across the nation.,Image: 587021527, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no, Credit line: Profimedia

(210129) -- SUVA, Jan. 29, 2021 (Xinhua) -- People walk on a flooded road in the town of Ba on Viti Levu Island in Fiji, Jan. 29, 2021. Fiji announced on Friday night new curfew hours over a possible tropical cyclone moving towards the island nation. The Fiji Meteorological Service said that the tropical depression of concern is expected to further develop into a tropical cyclone that is likely to be named tropical cyclone Ana by Saturday morning. Currently, more than 2,000 people are sheltered in 56 evacuation centers across the nation.,Image: 587021521, License: Rights-managed, Restrictions: , Model Release: no, Credit line: Profimedia

Tropical Storm Ana aftermath in Mozambique

epa09711836 A view on destroyed house after Tropical Storm Ana hit the district of Tete, Mozambique, 27 January 2022. The number of deaths caused by Tropical Storm Ana in Mozambique has risen to 20 people according to data from local authorities and civil protection, and the population lives in a trail of destruction. The storm hit the country directly between Monday and Wednesday, but despite having already weakened and moved on to other countries (Zimbabwe and Zambia), the heavy rains have fed the flow of all rivers in central and northern Mozambique, which continue to cause flooding. EPA-EFE/ANDRE CATUEIRA

epa09711837 Women take water from a well to start cleaning their homes after Tropical Storm Ana hit the district of Tete, Mozambique, 27 January 2022. The number of deaths caused by Tropical Storm Ana in Mozambique has risen to 20 people according to data from local authorities and civil protection, and the population lives in a trail of destruction. The storm hit the country directly between Monday and Wednesday, but despite having already weakened and moved on to other countries (Zimbabwe and Zambia), the heavy rains have fed the flow of all rivers in central and northern Mozambique, which continue to cause flooding. EPA-EFE/ANDRE CATUEIRA