Floods continue to affect eastern South Africa and southern Mozambique, resulting in an increased humanitarian impact.
In South Africa, at least 12 people have died, while extensive damage includes houses and infrastructure, particularly in Mpumalanga Province (north-east South Africa).
In Mozambique, the National Institute for Disaster Management (INGD) reports nine fatalities, five missing people, and three individuals that sustained injuries. About 39,225 individuals have been affected across Maputo City and Province, while the number of displaced people stands at 14,792. Material damage in southern Mozambique includes 7,643 houses, 15 health centres, and 15 schools.
Copernicus Emergency Management System was activated in rapid mapping mode (EMSR650) on 9 February to support with damage assessment in Maputo Province.
On 15-16 February, moderate rain is expected over central and northern Mozambique, while moderate to heavy rain is forecast across central and eastern South Africa.
Source: European Commission's Directorate-General for European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations