Faced with the catastrophic situation in Mayotte, 3 local authorities are releasing funds to help the victims. Cumulatively, Clermont, Puy-de-Dôme and the AuRA region are devoting 110,000 euros to relief and aid to populations.
Cyclone Chido which hit Mayotte caused enormous damage. The island now faces water and food shortages as residents begin the clean-up and rebuilding period without electricity, mobile phone coverage and internet.
Faced with this situation, local authorities have decided to release funds to help the area and its inhabitants.
City, department and region
Olivier Bianchi, mayor of Clermont and president of the metropolis reacted very quickly by announcing on social networks that he would vote in the municipal council this Wednesday for emergency aid of 10,000 euros.
This Tuesday, it was during a plenary session that the Puy-de-Dôme department validated a sum of 50,000 euros in support of Mayotte.
The Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region has also released 50,000 euros, specifying that this emergency aid will finance the intervention of two firefighter NGOs, the French humanitarian firefighters of Saint-Etienne and the intervention and Haute-Savoie relief. the sum will allow them to travel to Mayotte quickly to help the victims and will also finance the equipment necessary for their intervention.
