Australian authorities are preparing to evacuate or evacuate more than 30,000 residents in Sydney and its surrounding areas as more than 30,000 people are expected to experience more rain and flash floods. I am asking you to do.
At a press conference on Monday, New South Wales Prime Minister Dominique Perotet said 64 evacuation warnings and 71 evacuation orders had been issued in southeastern Australia.
Residents are advised to avoid non-essential trips, including public transport, as some roads are underwater and others are at risk of unexpected floods. I am.
The Australian Bureau of Meteorology warned on Monday that Sydney could rain up to 120 millimeters during the day. The
station reported that it had rained 200-350 millimeters in some areas of Sydney in the last two days. The
station warns of the danger of flooding along the Nepean River due to rising water levels.
Sydney's Warragambadam flooded overnight on Sunday, Australian water officials said. The reservoir behind the dam is Sydney's main source of water.