Damage as cyclone makes 2nd landfall in Mozambique

Fallen trees blocked roads and debris littered streets in the Mozambique city of Quelimane on Sunday after record-breaking Cyclone Freddy made its second landfall the night before.

Freddy made landfall with maximum wind speeds at sea measuring 155 kilometers an hour and sea gusts averaging 220 kilometers an hour. French weather agency said Freddy will go further inland through the weekend, generating heavy rains in Mozambique and southern Malawi, with rain also likely in Zimbabwe and Zambia. It's the second time Freddy has hit the country, with the cyclone originally making landfall late last month.