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‘It’s just how life is here’: Children in Vanuatu devastated by early return of cyclone season
Monday 30 Oct 23 10:45am
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| A young climate campaigner in front of her family's house, which was badly damaged during tropical cyclones in March. PHOTO: Damian Mobbs / Save the Children Vanuatu |
Media release | Category Five Tropical Cyclone Lola in Vanuatu has claimed at least two lives and caused widespread, severe damage to hundreds of homes, schools and food gardens in a country still reeling from the category four twin cyclones that devastated the country in March 2023.
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