Three dead in Australia after torrential rain ravages rural towns
- On May 22, torrential rain flooded rural towns in New South Wales, Australia, leaving at least two dead and many isolated.
- The heavy flooding resulted from storms that dumped over four months' worth of rain in just two days amid record warm sea temperatures.
- Authorities deployed 2,500 emergency workers with boats, helicopters, and drones to rescue stranded people and search for missing individuals.
- Emergency Management Minister Kristy McBain said, "We aren't over the worst of it yet," highlighting ongoing risks as some rivers have yet to peak.
- The disaster exposed vulnerabilities in access to supplies for isolated communities and underscored concerns over climate change increasing severe weather events.
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3 dead in Australia after torrential rain ravages rural towns
Flash flooding on Australia's southeast coast has killed three people and cut off towns, isolating tens of thousands of residents, as officials on Thursday warned more downpours were expected over the next 24 hours.
·Quezon City, Philippines
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Three people have died and one is missing in ongoing flooding in New South Wales on Australia's east coast. Thousands of rescue workers are working along the affected coast and have so far rescued 22 people by winching them into helicopters, according to regional police.
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