Heavy rains in Australia remain unchanged due to cyclone alfred. The bridges have been washed away due to heavy rains and heavy winds. The trees are collapsed and the roads are flooded. So far the death of one person has been reported. With this, electricity in most homes has gone down. The Meteorological Department has issued an alert. Due to the cyclone, heavy rains are being received on the east coast of the country. Flood -like conditions have been created.
Excessive difficulties with heavy rain
Officials have issued floods and severe weather alerts in the 400 -kilometer coast of Queensland and New South Wales due to cyclone. The Meteorological Department said Brisbane, the capital of Queensland, received up to 30 centimeters in 24 hours. Australia is currently facing a cyclone alfred. Due to the cyclone, heavy rains are being received on the east coast of the country. Flood -like conditions have been created. One person has died due to heavy rains. Besides, electricity in the houses has gone down. Workers are constantly working to improve the situation.
Dying from the bridge collapsed
One of the cyclones has been reported so far. A bridge was washed away due to rain -related conditions in northern New South Wales. At that time a 61 -year -old man was sitting in his pickup car on the bridge, the man was killed when the bridge collapsed. Police said that before he disappeared in a strong stream, he tried to hold a tree in the river, but the flow of water was so strong that his grip was weakened and he started flowing with water. The next day the body of the man was found. In a separate incident on Saturday, 13 soldiers were injured and shifted to hospital when two army trucks were deployed to clear the roads near Lysmore city of flooded North New South Wales.
Water filled with roads
The deteriorating situation in the pictures outside the country is clearly visible. Some roads in the city with a population of 1 lakh were submerged in flood water, the water on the roads is so overwhelming that more than half of the vehicles were submerged in water. Due to such situations, people are facing many difficulties. In the meantime, rescue operations are also underway. State Premier David Chrisafuli said that 17 people were rescued by emergency services from the rapidly growing water in Queensland at night. He said that due to the rains, some parts of the south-east have sudden floods and water levels in the rivers are also rising. In the meantime, he has asked people to be vigilant. Meteorological forecast officer Jonathan Howe said that all this was due to a cyclone alfred. He told the cyclone that he crossed the coast of the Southeast Queensland on Saturday, but his pace was very low even when passing through the ground. The important thing is that she is still drawing a lot of moisture.
Electricity in 2 lakh homes went down
Due to heavy rains, people are facing many problems. Utility companies said that more than 210,000 homes and businesses in Queensland are still electricity and 10,000 homes in New South Wales are electricity. Due to the rains, trees and thunderstorms have fallen and work is underway to improve them. Chris Means, premiere of New South Wales, said the weather pattern is still somewhat unclear and expected more rain over the next 24 hours.
