Cyclone Haman rages in Madagascar: 11 dead

Six people drowned, another five died as a result of collapsed houses or falling trees, and about 7 people on the island were affected by the storm.

At least 11 people have died in northern Madagascar due to floods and destruction caused by Cyclone Haman, the Voice of America reports.

According to the local authorities, six people drowned, another five died due to the collapse of houses or falling trees, and about 7 people on the island were affected by the storm.

It is noted that the average wind speed was 150 km/h, the cyclone brought heavy downpours.

Haman has been reclassified as a tropical storm and, according to meteorologists, its destructive effect on the coast should subside on Friday afternoon.

Cyclone Charlotte raged in Ukraine at the beginning of the year, which caused a lot of destruction, blackouts and even the death of several people.