European Space Imaging (EUSI) partner, Maxar collected new satellite imagery yesterday (16 December) of the aftermath of Tropical Cyclone Chido that devastated the French territory of Mayotte in the Indian Ocean. The imagery shows catastrophic damage across the city of Mamoudzou and along the eastern coast of the island. Similar devastation is also seen on the nearby island of Pamandzi. Across both islands, thousands of houses, buildings, and critical infrastructure have been destroyed while many others structures have been significantly damaged and are missing roofs. Damaged and capsized boats litter the coastal sections of the islands and many trees have been toppled by the extreme winds of the storm. At the Dzaoudzi-Pamandzi International Airport, several aircraft hangars have sustained wind damage, and some are destroyed. In the link provided below, you can download a gallery of our images that show the area before and after the cyclone. Please let us know if you have any questions about the material.
Before - views of homes, buildings, and schools in central Mamoudzou (location: -12.792, 45.210))
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After - views of homes, buildings, and schools in central Mamoudzou (location: -12.792, 45.210)
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Before - views of homes, buildings near the College de Kwale (location: -12.806, 45.203)
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After - views of homes, buildings near the College de Kwale (location: -12.806, 45.203)
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Before - views of an overview of Dzaoudzi and western Pamandzi (location: -12.786, 45.268)
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After- views of an overview of Dzaoudzi and western Pamandzi (location: -12.786, 45.268)
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Before -overview images of Mamoudzou (location: -12.78780, 45.21727)
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After -overview images of Mamoudzou (location: -12.78780, 45.21727)
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Before - views of Port of Mamoudzou and marina (location: -12.78047, 45.23340)
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After - views of Port of Mamoudzou and marina (location: -12.78047, 45.23340)
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Images 09-10: Before/after
Before - views of industrial area, Mamoudzou (location: -12.76692, 45.22824)
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After - views of industrial area, Mamoudzou (location: -12.76692, 45.22824)
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Before - views of aircraft hangars at Dzaoudzi-Pamandzi International Airport, Dzaoudzi, Mayotte (location: -12.80692, 45.28329)
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After - views of aircraft hangars at Dzaoudzi-Pamandzi International Airport, Dzaoudzi, Mayotte (location: -12.80692, 45.28329)
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Capsized and beached boats, southern Mamoudzou (location: -12.784, 45.238)
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Before - views of damaged port facilities at Dzaoudzi (location: -12.781, 45.257)
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After - views of damaged port facilities at Dzaoudzi (location: -12.781, 45.257)
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