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The authorities in Madagascar have closed schools and restricted movement ahead of the arrival of Cyclone Freddy on Tuesday.
The national disaster management office has sent tents, ropes, chainsaws and other supplies to those eastern districts most likely to be affected.
The storm caused minor damage to the island of Mauritius on Monday, flooding beachside hotels.
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