back into school and back on track with their education. we know from experience the school is one of the fastest ways to help the recover from the traumatic experience like this. she joins us from unicef thank you very much stay safe and best of luck there. let s get more on the storm and devastation it brought to the islands. our meteorologist is at the world weather center. you heard her say it s almost like a bomb went off. gale winds still very strong. it is slowly starting to weaken which is good news. but just gathering that information that alice was talking about, this is bringing back very similar characteristics and similar reminders of what was the strongest supertyphoon to impact the philippines back in 2013. that was a strong category 5 as well. this is actually the second strongest storm to make landfall
minutes ago in egypt. he s urging foreign businesses to invest in the country. in vanuatu unicef says six people are confirmed dead in the capital city of port vila after a cyclone devastated the country. it tore through the country with sustained winds up to 165 miles per hour or 275 kilometers per hour. it may take time to assess the him pact since communication systems in many of the heart hit outer islands remain down. earlier we spoke with the aid group world vision. she told us about the devastation she s seen on the ground in vanuatu. port vila looks like an absolute it s devastating. i ve been for a drive around where you can drive through. there are a lot of roads that are blocked up. trees have fallen across the road.