Those still missing have risen to 201 and 796, respectively. theSun theSundaily MalawiCycloneFreddy CycloneFreddy news Death
Malawi Defence Force, soldiers recover a body of a victim of landslide which resulted due to heavy rains resulting from cyclone freddy during an MDF rescue operation at Manje informal settlement in Blantyre, southern Malawi, March 16, 2023. AFPPIX: The death toll from Tropical Cyclone Freddy in Malawi reached 326, said the country’s president in a televised statement on Thursday evening.
The country has established 317 camps across the stormed region to mitigate the situation, according to Chakwera. In the meantime, Malawi is also facing a potential outbreak of waterborne diseases following Cyclone Freddy, which was “the worst natural disaster in decades”, Chakwera said on Thursday.
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