French Prime Minister François Bayrou will visit Mayotte on Monday, December 30, to address the aftermath of Cyclone Chido, which has left 39 dead and over 4,000 injured.

Accompanied by five ministers, Bayrou aims to provide solutions for education, health, and housing on the devastated island.

Critics, including Socialist leader Olivier Faure, have accused Bayrou of a slow response and insufficient support for the region.

Many residents still face rationed water and food, power outages, and unsanitary conditions.

Local groups demand urgent reconstruction plans, financial aid, and tax relief for affected families.

Bayrou’s visit is seen as a critical test of his leadership and commitment to the people of Mayotte.