Effects of climate phenomena caused outbreaks of diseases, including cholera. Mozambique saw a worsening of the situation after cyclones and heavy rains in early 2025.
The National Institute for Disaster Management and Risk Reduction (INGD) announced on Thursday (28) the start of preparations for the upcoming rainy season, which includes the drafting of a new National Contingency Plan. This document will pay special attention to island regions and the growing number of internally displaced persons in the country.
(Source: AIM)
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