Cyclone Enawo batters Madagascar, threatens capital

Tropical cyclone Enawo struck Madagascar on Tuesday, buffeting the island with powerful winds, heavy rain and high seas and threatening to cause chaos in the capital, the country's weather agency said. No reports of injuries or damage were reported six hours after the cyclone hit the large Indian Ocean island.
"Enawo made landfall and struck... with terrible winds of 210 km/h (130 mph) with some gales of 290 km/h" from around midday (0900 GMT) Tuesday, said Samueline Rahariveloarimiza, the head of Madagascar's Weather Service.
She warned that the capital Antananarivo was in "imminent danger" with the cyclone expected to reach the city of 1.4 million people on Wednesday.