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Situation Overview In a double crisis, Tropical Cyclone FYTIA struck Boeny—the centre of the Mpox outbreak—making landfall near Soalala in the early hours of 31 January 2026 before moving inland and exiting into the Indian Ocean. The…

Situation Overview Tropical Cyclone FYTIA made landfall in Soalala District (Boeny Region) in western Madagscar at around 04:00 on 31 January 2026. The cyclone brought strong winds reaching up to 150 km/h, with gusts up to 210…

The tropical storm GEZANI, which formed over the Southwest Indian Ocean on 6 February, passed north of Mauritius and Réunion on 7-8 February, and it has been approaching Madagascar. On 9 February, at 00:00 UTC, its…

HIGHLIGHTS Tropical Cyclone Fytia made landfall on 31 January, triggering widespread flooding across north-western Madagascar. As of 6 February, 12 deaths were reported, more than 31,000 people displaced and over 200,000 affected across 35 districts in nine…

A tropical storm formed over the South West Indian Ocean, north-east of the coast of eastern Madagascar. On 6 February at 00:00 UTC, its centre was located offshore, approximately 600 km northeast of Mauritius and 1…

CARE statement by Mirana Fanomezantsoa, CARE Madagascar Country Director “Severe Tropical Storm Fytia made landfall along Madagascar’s west coast, bringing strong winds, heavy rainfall, and a high risk of flooding and landslides. Rural and urban communities in…

The humanitarian impact is increasing following the passage of tropical cyclone FYTIA, which crossed northern Madagascar between 31 January and 1 February. According to national authorities, 12 people died (two in Antananarivo, one in Ambato‑Boeny, four in…

On 3 February, tropical cyclone FYTIA continued moving south-east over the southern Indian Ocean, well off the coast of Reunion, as a tropical storm, weakening. On 4 February at 6.00 UTC, its centre was located over…

Situation Overview Madagascar’s Mpox outbreak was officially declared by the Ministry of Public Health on 30 December 2025, following laboratory confirmation. The Ministry has since confirmed the outbreak involves Mpox Clade 1b. As of 29 January 2026,…

On 2 February, tropical cyclone FYTIA continued moving south-east over the southern Indian Ocean, well off the coast of Reunion, as a tropical storm. On 3 February at 6.00 UTC, its centre was located over the…