Senator Saïd Omar Oili of Mayotte expresses outrage over the government’s response to the aftermath of Cyclone Chido, which left the archipelago without water, electricity, or food for four days. He plans to request a commission of inquiry into the crisis management. The cyclone, the worst in 90 years, has caused extensive damage, leaving 22 dead and 1,373 injured. Aid is beginning to arrive, including an emergency hospital and food supplies, but Oili warns of a potential health crisis if action is not taken quickly.

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