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Tropical Cyclone Freddy made landfall in Mauritius on Monday, forcing the Indian Ocean island nation to cancel flights and close its stock exchange. 
According to an AFP correspondent, there were no government services available, businesses such as stores, banks, and gas stations were closed, and public transportation had been suspended. This left the streets completely vacant.
The Stock Exchange of Mauritius said it would shut its doors after the Mauritius Meteorological Services (MMS) issued a Class 3 cyclone warning.
In an update issued at around 7 pm (1500 GMT), the Mauritius Meteorological Services said that although Cyclone Freddy had undergone “a slight weakening“, thunderstorms and gusty weather would continue. Said MMS:
<blockquote>
Sea will be high with heavy swells of the order of seven metres beyond the reefs. Storm surge will continue to cause inundation along the low-lying coastal areas. It is, therefore, strictly advised not to go at sea.
The public in Mauritius is advised to maintain all precautions and to stay in safe places.
</blockquote>
Images from the remote paradise island showed waves crashing to the shore and the wind whipping through palm trees.
In an address late Sunday, Prime Minister Pravind Jugnauth urged citizens to take all necessary precautions, stay home and remain “vigilant.”
Authorities in <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Zimbabwe">Zimbabwe</a> say they have activated the country’s disaster response as the storm is anticipated to bring heavy rains to Mozambique, Malawi and Zimbabwe.
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Mauritius Cancels Flights As Tropical Cyclone Freddy Makes Landfall

A severe Tropical Storm Emnati has formed and is tracking westwards in the Indian Ocean.
As of February 17, 2022, at 16:00 MUT, the storm’s center of circulation was approximately 1006 km (625 miles) northeast of Port Louis, Mauritius. 
Forecast models indicate the system will strengthen as it tracks firstly westwards then west-southwestwards, becoming a tropical cyclone before passing to the north of Mauritius and Reunion between February 19 and 21.
 Although Emnati’s center of circulation is currently forecast to pass around 400 km (249 miles) north of Mauritius and Reunion, the islands are still likely to be impacted by strong winds, rough seas, and heavy rainfall as the storm system passes. 
Emnati is forecast to weaken slightly as it continues to track west-southwestwards towards Madagascar’s east coast and is currently expected to make landfall over central Madagascar as a tropical cyclone late February 22. 
Some uncertainty remains in the track and intensity forecast, and changes could occur in the coming days.
On February 17, the Mauritius Meteorological Services issued a cyclone warning class 1 (the lowest level on a four tier-scale) for Rodrigues Island. Heavy rainfall, thunderstorms, strong winds, and rough seas are forecast to impact the island from late February 17 through at least February 18.
Authorities will likely issue new warnings or update existing advisories throughout the system’s progression in the coming days.
Sustained heavy rainfall could trigger flooding in low-lying areas and those with easily overwhelmed drainage systems. If weather conditions prove hazardous, localized evacuations, flash flooding, and landslides are possible.
The inclement weather could trigger localized business, transport, and utility disruptions and render some bridges or roadways impassable. Flight disruptions at airports on the affected islands and temporary closures of ports are also possible.
Stagnant pools of water during and after flooding increase insect- and waterborne diseases, such as dengue fever, cholera, and malaria. Exposure to raw sewage and other hazardous materials mixed with floodwaters poses a serious health threat.
Members of the public are advised to activate contingency plans in areas where officials forecast tropical storm conditions. They’re also advised to:
<ul>
<li>Heed any evacuation orders that may be issued. </li>
<li>Use extreme caution in low-lying coastal areas and near streams, creeks, and other waterways due to the potential for severe flooding and storm surge. </li>
<li>Stockpile water, batteries, and other essentials in advance. </li>
<li>Charge battery-powered devices when electricity is available; restrict the use of cellular phones to emergencies only. </li>
<li>Power down mobile devices when not in use. </li>
<li>Keep important documents and necessary medications in waterproof containers. </li>
<li>Observe strict food and water precautions, as municipalities could issue boil water advisories following flooding events. </li>
<li>Take precautions against insect- and waterborne diseases in the coming weeks.</li>
<li>Plan accordingly for protracted commercial, transport, and logistics disruptions in areas in the path of the storm, especially if the vital infrastructure is damaged. </li>
<li>Seek updated information on road conditions before driving or routing shipments through areas where flooding has occurred. Confirm flights before checking out of hotels or driving to the airport; clearing passenger backlogs may take several days in some locations.</li>
</ul>
More: <a href="https://crisis24.garda.com/alerts/2022/02/indian-ocean-severe-tropical-storm-emnati-forms-tracking-westwards-in-the-indian-ocean-feb-17">Crisis24</a>

Severe Tropical Storm Emnati Forms And Tracks Westwards In The Indian Ocean

A tanker ferrying over 4000 tonnes of crude oil was immobilized by water too shallow to allow it to float on a coral reef in the Indian Ocean near the island of Mauritius. The oil spill has greatly affected the island of Mauritius which has already declared a state of an environmental emergency, BBC reports.
According to the publication, volunteers are trying to contain the situation by creating absorbent barriers to absorb the oil:
<blockquote>Volunteers are scrambling together to create absorbent barriers of straw stuffed into fabric sacks in an attempt to contain and absorb the oil. It’s thought the MV Wakashio was carrying 4,000 tonnes of oil of which more than 1,000 tonnes has already leaked into the waters surrounding the island.</blockquote>
The tanker reportedly ran aground on the 25th of July.
Source:<a href="https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-53713391"> BBC</a>

Mauritius Declares A State Of Environmental Emergency After A Tanker Runs Aground Near The Island

The SADC Observer Mission led by Zimbabwe’s Foreign Affairs Minister,<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Sibusiso_Moyo"> SB Moyo</a> has endorsed the just ended Mauritius elections the Herald reports.
Moyo while presenting the preliminary statement on the Mauritius Elections said:
<blockquote>In conclusion, the Mission observed that the pre-election and voting phases of the 2019 National Assembly Elections were professionally organised, conducted in an orderly, peaceful and free atmosphere, which enabled the voters to express their democratic will and those who sought office campaigned freely</blockquote>
Moyo headed to Mauritius <a href="https://news.pindula.co.zw/2019/10/15/sb-moyo-to-head-sadc-electoral-observer-mission-in-botswana/">after concluding another observer mission in Botswana</a>.
More: <a href="https://www.herald.co.zw/sadc-observer-mission-endorses-mauritius-poll/">The Herald </a>

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