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Flooded fields after Idai, Mozambique

10 April 2019, Gondola District, Manica Province, Mozambique - The remains of a field flooded by the waters of the Idai cyclone. FAO started distribution of much-needed seeds and tools in cyclone-ravaged Mozambique.

04/10/2019

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