Thirty people have been confirmed dead in Mozambique and Malawi. Their death was caused by the recent tropical storm ana.
eNCA news in recent news disclosed that thousands of people have been rendered homeless following the devastation caused by tropical storm Ana. Presently efforts are been made to help people.
Reports have it that the storm initially formed over Madagascar, wreaking havoc before making its way to Mozambique and Malawi where it downed powerlines. This same storm has killed many other people in the region where it started.
Watch weather expert from the University of Pretoria, Professor Liesl Dyson speaking in an interview with eNCA news.
I would advise that people become careful about where they go and where they stay. The storm can kill people as eNCA news revealed that the storm can affect half a million people. The possibility of the storm increasing is very high, so stay guided and stay safe. South Africans need to be careful too as the storm may affect some parts of the country.
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