PEMBA, Mozambique—Rains pounded parts of northern Mozambique on April 30, several days after Cyclone Kenneth struck the southern African nation, while the U.N. said aid workers faced difficulties in reaching thousands of survivors and the death toll rose to 41, the government said.
The rains and flooding kept needed supplies from arriving in the main city of Pemba on April 29 and will be a challenge in the days ahead as more wet weather is forecast, said U.N. humanitarian spokeswoman Gemma Connell in an interview with The Associated Press.
