Au stade de cyclone tropical intense, ENAWO est entré à Madagascar à 20 km de la ville d’Antalaha. De ce fait, cette partie de la Grande Île est la plus affectée. Et pour ne rien arranger, Antalaha a été privé d’électricité et de réseau. Maintenant que les choses commencent petit à petit à revenir à la normale, les images commencent à arriver sur les réseaux sociaux.
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