Survival in Mozambique after cyclone Idai – in pictures
Millions of survivors face dire conditions after the tropical cyclone Idai smashed into Mozambique’s coast, unleashing hurricane-force wind and rain that flooded swathes of the country. More than two million people have been affected in Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi, where the storm killed 60 and displaced nearly a million people. Hundreds are still missing in Mozambique and Zimbabwe
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Ines Isaias takes shelter from the rain with her children at her home, which was destroyed by cyclone Idai in Beira
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A child listens to his mother after receiving food in Dondo, about 2o miles north of Beira
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Men pause for lunch while they repair their house, which was destroyed by the cyclone in Beira
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Women queue to receive relief supplies from South Africa’s disaster relief organisation Gift of the Givers in Estaquinha, about 50 miles west of Beira
Photograph: Yasuyoshi Chiba/AFP/Getty Images
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Only a door remains of a house in Beira
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A man sells pineapples in Estaquinha after the area was destroyed and isolated by the cyclone
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Joana Joni Amelico repairs the mud walls of her house in Beira
Photograph: Yasuyoshi Chiba/AFP/Getty Images
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Children wait in line to receive food from a local supermarket at an evacuation centre in Dondo
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A boy wades through flood water from cyclone Idai in Beira
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Fields remain flooded along the Buzi River following the cyclone
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Children climb on a coconut tree damaged by the winds in Beira
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Men remove the remnants of a mud wall as they repair a house that was destroyed in Beira
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Children play in front of a house destroyed by the cyclone in Beira
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Mothers wait with their children to receive food from a local supermarket in Dondo
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A woman eats lunch after washing clothes in Beira
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A fallen tree lies in a field in the Buzi region after the cyclone
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