WELLINGTON: Meteorologists in the Pacific were keeping a close watch on a developing tropical storm near the Solomon Islands on Friday amid concerns it would develop into the region's second cyclone in a week.
On its present path the storm would head south brushing New Caledonia and New Zealand. It was intensifying as a clearer picture emerged of the toll on Tonga where Cyclone Ian carved a trail of destruction through its Ha'apai islands group last weekend, leaving thousands homeless and destroying food supplies.
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