The death toll from the current rainy season in Mozambique has risen to 296, with over one million people affected since October, according to an update from the National Institute for Disaster Risk Management and Reduction (INGD). Data updated on March 22 shows seven additional deaths in 24 hours, with 1,015,904 people affected, 17 missing, and 351 injured. The rainy season continues until April. Previous events, including January floods and Cyclone Gezani in February, contributed significantly to the destruction of homes, schools, health units, and agricultural land. The INGD has activated 184 accommodation centres to support those displaced, while Portugal has sent over two tonnes of food and medical supplies to assist the victims.