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Tropical Cyclone Alfred Leaves Over 400,000 Without Power in Australia

Tropical Cyclone Alfred Leaves Over 400,000 Without Power in Australia
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World March 9, 2025 12:56

australia, queensland - Tropical Cyclone Alfred hits Queensland, leaving 428,540 people without electricity and causing floods. Updates on emergency response and impact.

Tropical Cyclone Alfred Hits Queensland

Tropical Cyclone Alfred made landfall in Australia's Queensland, leaving over 400,000 people without power.

Impact of the Cyclone:

  • 428,540 people without electricity
  • 1 casualty due to floods
  • Severe winds and flooding in Queensland

Emergency Response:

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese warns of ongoing severe weather conditions in Queensland and New South Wales.

Weather Warning:

Australia's Meteorology Bureau issues warnings of heavy rainfall leading to flash floods and strong winds affecting Brisbane and surrounding regions.

Educational Institutions and Transport:

Queensland government to decide today on reopening schools affected by bad weather. Brisbane Airport and flight schedules impacted.

Latest Updates:

  • 1 fatality in New South Wales
  • Defense force vehicles involved in an accident
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