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In New South Wales, Australia, 5 died of severe floods and more than 10,000 houses drowned. Prime Minister Albanese informed about the commencement of relief work. Hundreds of people are still in camps, while climate change …Read more
The severe floods in the southeastern part of Australia have caused havoc. So far 5 people have lost their lives in this flood due to heavy rains and more than 10,000 houses have been submerged. The most impact has been seen in the mid-north coast area of New South Wales, where many cities have been cut into water, animals have been washed away and houses have been destroyed. (Reuters)
Giving information on social media on Saturday, Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said, ‘Now the work of flood relief and cleanliness has started. The governments of all three levels are giving all possible help to the affected people. (Reuters)
The torrential rains continued for weeks brought rivers in spate, causing the intersections, roads and vehicles of the cities to drown in water. About 50,000 people were isolated at the peak of the flood. (AP)
The city of Tari, which is located 300 km north of Sydney, is situated on the banks of the River, the river, is one of the most affected areas. On Friday, Albanese also had to cancel his proposed Tari Yatra as the flood water was not allowing it to reach there. (Reuters)
According to the police, the body of an 80 -year -old man has been recovered 50 km from his submerged house. Hundreds of people are still forced to live in relief camps. On Friday night, 52 flood affected people were rescued. (Reuters)
The state’s emergency service chief Mike Wasing said that the situation has improved to some extent, but still thousands of properties are yet to be evaluated. (Reuters)
Experts believe that extreme weather incidents are increasing in Australia due to climate change. While a few years ago, a fierce fire and drought in the forests caused havoc, now since 2021, the flood of flood has been broken on the country. (Reuters)
Prime Minister Albanese said, ‘We are with the victims and their families in this hour of crisis. The government is fully prepared for relief and reconstruction. (Reuters)
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