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5:36Now PlayingAt least 34 people have been killed in Mozambique by Cyclone Chido, authorities said on Tuesday, after the storm tore through the French island of Mayotte days earlier. Authorities on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte imposed a curfew on Tuesday. Earlier, officials had compared Chido's impact on the island to that of a nuclear war. Thus far, the official death toll in Mayotte is 21, but authorities and rescue services have warned that the final count could be in the hundreds or even thousands. The curfew begins at 10 pm local time, and has been put in place to prevent looting, the Interior Ministry said. Mayotte is one of several islands around the world that are part of France and ruled from Paris.
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