Children’s psychosocial wellbeing has also been acutely affected by the loss of family, friends, play areas and familiar environments
The disasters also destroyed infrastructure, including homes, bridges, school buildings, road networks, and hectares of plantations.
Mr Majaliwa, who disclosed Thursday, added that 236 had also been injured in the flood.
UNICEF says overwhelming flooding has affected no fewer than 27.7 million children across 27 countries worldwide.
As many as 903 people were killed, nearly 1,300 injured, and thousands were left homeless.
Some of the victims were reportedly killed by landslides while others died after their houses collapsed.
