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Tropical Cyclone Yasa: In pictures

Early reports in Fiji following Tropical Cyclone Yasa reveal many houses have been destroyed by ferocious winds, flash flooding and storm surges and the full extent of the devastation is only starting to emerge. Red Cross first aid, relief and assessment teams are now reaching affected communities to assess the damage and ensure a coordinated response. 

Here's a photo essay by Fiji Red Cross.

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