The Cyclone
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| Initial release | Italy |
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| Directors | Leonardo Pieraccioni |
| Composers | Claudio Guidetti |
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| ID | 2015427 |
About The Cyclone
A meek accountant (Leonardo Pieraccioni) and his family are overcome with dance fever when a flamenco troupe stays at their home.
Myanmar army cuts off aid to cyclone survivors
... The junta says The Cyclone killed 145 people, but the clandestine National Unity Government estimates that the toll was closer to 500...
Cyclone Biparjoy: More than 150,000 evacuated as India, Pakistan braces for storm
... The Cyclone is expected to make landfall near the Jakhau port between Mandvi in Gujarat and Karachi in Pakistan between 4pm [10...
Cyclone Mocha: Major evacuations as cyclone threatens Bangladesh
... There are concerns The Cyclone could impact the world s largest refugee camp, Cox s Bazar, where close to a million people live in makeshift homes...
New Zealand: Auckland declares flood emergency as student goes missing in cave
... The Cyclone hit just weeks after and parts of Auckland s main airport submerged...
Cyclone Gabrielle: The New Zealand flood victims too scared to go home
... The damage caused by The Cyclone is forecast to cost NZD$13...
Cyclone Freddy in Malawi: Searching for my daughter-in-law in the mud
... The advice that most residents received from the authorities before The Cyclone struck was to stay indoors, but that was not much help...
Cyclone Freddy: Winds and rain lash Mozambique as storm nears
... The Cyclone is reported to have stalled offshore and is thought to be making its way on to land soon...
Cyclone Gabrielle: Thousands yet to be contacted after New Zealand storm
... One woman, Rachel Greene, paid a moving tribute to her mother Marie, whose body was found in the roof cavity of her cottage by her landlord s son after The Cyclone...
Cyclone Freddy: Winds and rain lash Mozambique as storm nears
By Pumza FihlaniBBC News, Johannesburg
Mozambique is being lashed by rain, powerful winds and flooding as Cyclone Freddy is about to make landfall for The Second Time In a month.
The southern African nation has received More Than a year's worth of rainfall in The Past four weeks.
Freddy may become the longest-lasting storm on record, having formed to the north-west of Australia 34 days ago.
One person is reported to have died, bringing the Death Toll to at least 28 since The Storm first made landfall.
People have been urged to move into temporary shelters - including schools, churches and warehouses.
More Than half A Million people could be At Risk of a humanitarian crisis This Time around, according to local disaster agencies.
As The High winds hit the country, one person died when his house collapsed, Reuters news agency quotes state channel TVM as saying.
Electricity has been turned off as a precaution by The Power utility firm and all flights have been suspended, according to TVM.
The Cyclone is reported to have stalled offshore and is thought to be making its way on to land soon.
" I can see some houses with roofs Torn Apart , Broken Windows and The Streets flooded. It's really scary, " charity worker Vania Massingue, from The Port city of Quelimane in Zambezia province, told Reuters.
Experts says Climate Change is making tropical storms around The World wetter, windier and more intense.
Freddy has already Broken Records for the strength it has accumulated over the 8,000-km (5,000-mile) path it travelled across the Indian Ocean for north-western Australia.
Mozambique's national disaster management agency estimates More Than 1. 5 million people have been affected since The Storm first hit last month, with More Than 8,000 forced from their homes.
A humanitarian operation is under way in the region, but there are fears that aid efforts may be hampered by new heavy rains from Freddy's return.
Neighbouring Malawi - where health authorities are battling a cholera Outbreak - is also set to be affected.
Weather experts predict The Cyclone will bring destructive winds and extreme rainfall over large areas, including north-east Zimbabwe as well as south-east Zambia.
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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