During Emmanuel Macron's visit to Mayotte, residents expressed their despair and anger over dire shortages of food and water following Cyclone Chido, highlighting their fears about safety and looting.
Macron promised to do everything in his power for the residents to have water, food, and electricity, while also committing to rebuilding schools, homes, and hospitals in the area.
One hospital staff member lamented the critical situation, warning that they would run out of food for patients in just two days, stressing the urgency for aid and supplies.
Residents confronting Macron emphasized their lack of safety and the alarming rise of looting as concerns, likening the situation to conditions in Haiti post-disaster.
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