Cyclone Chido struck Mayotte on December 14, causing widespread devastation and fears of hundreds dead, particularly among undocumented migrants. The storm, intensified by climate change, is the deadliest in over 90 years, with a rising death toll and significant injuries reported. Authorities are struggling to manage the aftermath, including hunger and disease. The cyclone's impact highlights the vulnerability of Mayotte to climate change and raises concerns about France's political response to the disaster.