In the aftermath of Cyclone Chido, Sara Minas, a college teacher in Majicavo, reports rising feelings of abandonment among Mayotte residents amidst fears of a major health crisis. Four days post-cyclone, she highlights the dire humanitarian situation, with many lacking access to basic resources like water and electricity, and expresses concern over potential epidemics due to inadequate disaster response. As tensions rise over food and water shortages, Minas calls for urgent aid to those most affected, illustrating the struggle for survival in a beleaguered community.