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Cyclone Mocha wrecks homes on Bangladeshi island

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Bangladeshis clean up their homes after Cyclone Mocha sweeps through, bringing down trees, tin roofs and damaging houses in the most powerful storm to hit the South Asian nation since 2007. Bangladesh authorities say there have been no reports of deaths from the cyclone so far. IMAGES

Added on the 15/05/2023 07:23:13 - Copyright : AFPTV - First images

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