Seychelles has expressed condolences for the loss of life and damage caused by Cyclone Chido and a recent earthquake in Vanuatu, showing solidarity with affected nations. The Seychelles government has reached out to leaders in Mayotte, Mozambique, and Vanuatu to offer support and recognize the challenges these communities face in recovery.
The government of Seychelles has officially expressed its condolences and solidarity with the nations impacted by Cyclone Chido and the recent earthquake in Vanuatu. Cyclone Chido has caused significant destruction in Mayotte and southern Africa, resulting in a tragic death toll, with reports indicating at least 22 fatalities in Mayotte and further casualties in Mozambique. In light of these disasters, Foreign Affairs and Tourism Minister Sylvestre Radegonde sent a heartfelt message to Mayotte’s President Ben Issa Ousseni, offering condolences and wishing for a swift recovery for the injured.
Seychelles President Wavel Ramkalawan also extended his sympathies to Mozambique’s President Filipe Nyusi, acknowledging the cyclone’s devastating impacts on infrastructure and lives. In a similar vein, he reached out to Vanuatu’s President, Nikenike Vurobaravu, following a severe earthquake that claimed at least 14 lives and caused widespread destruction in the capital, Port Vila. President Ramkalawan recognized the valiant efforts of Vanuatu’s government and local agencies in the ongoing rescue and recovery operations, affirming Seychelles’ unwavering support for both nations in these trying times.
The recent events concerning Cyclone Chido and the Vanuatu earthquake highlight the vulnerability of island nations to natural disasters. Cyclone Chido, particularly impactful in Mayotte and southern Africa, has led to significant loss of life and infrastructure damage. Concurrently, Vanuatu experienced a powerful earthquake, further compounding the disaster challenges faced by these nations. The expressions of condolences from the Seychelles government reveal a commitment to international solidarity in the aftermath of such tragedies.
In summary, the government of Seychelles has demonstrated its solidarity with the nations affected by Cyclone Chido and the earthquake in Vanuatu through expressions of deep sympathy and support. The significant human and infrastructural losses caused by these disasters underscore the importance of unity in the face of natural calamities. Seychelles remains committed to assisting affected nations as they navigate the recovery process from these devastating events.
Original Source: www.seychellesnewsagency.com
