 In total, 190,000 people were homeless as a result of the cyclone and a total of 93 fatalities occurred.Following the cyclone, the U.S. Agency for International Development airlifted relief commodities and supplies to Madagascar.The U.S. Agency for International Development also provided 320 rolls of plastic sheeting valued at $213,100 (2008 USD), which provided shelter assistance to 3,000 affected families, and they provided an additional $100,000 (2008 USD) to CARE and the U.N. World Food Program to re-establish ground access to affected areas, and deliver emergency supplies and food aid.