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Thousands of Malawians are currently in relief camps, hundreds injured and 30 have died following heavy rains and flooding over the weekend.
President Peter Mutharika declared a state of disaster late on Friday as a storm caused rivers to break their banks, flooding entire villages, destroying homes and causing power blackouts.
The south of the country was particularly badly hit, as well as regions of Mozambique.
Emergency relief services have been put in place and the Malawian army have been helping to recover people who have been trapped.
Although dry weather has set in for the last two days, a cyclone is expected to hit the country tonight, causing more destruction.
Tropical Cyclone Idai is strengthening as it tracks towards Mozambique. Landfall is expected later this week and is likely to bring heavy rain, strong winds and a storm surge. pic.twitter.com/hvV4VaCVvc
— BBC Weather (@bbcweather) March 12, 2019


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