Once-green part of Madagascar now a dust bowl
The once-green and fertile part of Madagascar turned into a dust bowl due to four consecutive years of drought. source
At least 20 people killed in Madagascar by tropical cyclone Batsirai
The storm has displaced nearly 70,000 people, according to officials. #ABCNews #Madagascar #TropicalCycloneBatsirai source
Beijing Olympics, Truckers in Canada, Madagascar Cyclone: Week in Photos
A look at the week’s top photos from around the globe. source
Drone captures flood damage in Madagascar’s capital
Tropical storm Ana caused widespread flooding in Madagascar, including in the capital city, raising the death toll from recent rains to 34 people and displacing tens of thousands, officials said.…
Climate-induced famine leaves children on the brink of starvation: Part 1
“World News Tonight†anchor David Muir travels to Southern Madagascar to report on a climate-driven crisis that has left more than 1 million people in desperate need of food due…
David Muir reports on southern Madagascar on the brink of climate-induced famine
“World News Tonight” anchor traveled to the island nation, where severe drought is causing sandstorms and crop failure, leaving more than 1 million people malnourished and facing starvation. WATCH THE…
Madagascar donations pour in from ‘World News Tonight’ viewers l WNT
The World Food Program said it’s received $1.8 million in donations from more than 11,000 donors. WATCH THE FULL EPISODE OF ‘WORLD NEWS TONIGHT’: https://bit.ly/3uHCDO5 WATCH OTHER FULL EPISODES OF…