At least 38 people have been killed by Cyclone Enawo that struck Madagascar this week. According to the country's disaster management department, the cyclone caused enormous damage countrywide. An estimated 153 thousand people have been displaced by waters caused by the storm. Enawo hit Madagascar's north-eastern coast on Tuesday morning. It has destroyed roads and cut off communications with Antalaha district.
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