Cyclone Idai was a powerful tropical cyclone that struck southeastern Africa in March 2019. It primarily affected Mozambique, Zimbabwe, and Malawi, causing widespread destruction and severe flooding. The storm made landfall near the city of Beira, leading to significant damage to infrastructure, homes, and agriculture. The cyclone resulted in a humanitarian crisis, displacing thousands of people and leading to a loss of life. Emergency response efforts were launched by various organizations, including the United Nations, to provide aid and support to affected communities. Recovery efforts have been ongoing, focusing on rebuilding and improving resilience against future disasters.