Mass shuts and floods in thunderstorms

Hundreds of thousands of people are left without power in Australia after cyclone brought wild weather to the east coast.

Communities in the southeast Queensp and South Wales (NSW) started harvesting on Sunday after a thunderstorm caused wide floods and beaten power lines and trees.

The body of a 61-year-old man was restored from a flood on Saturday, while in a separate incident, 12 soldiers were taken to the hospital after their convoy crashed on the way to rescue operations.

The thunderstorm weakened when a conclusion near Brisbane took place in Brisbane on Saturday, but Prime Minister Anthony Albonez warned locals about the sequel of wild weather and the risks of the flood on Sunday.

“The Quinealand and North New South Wales situation remains very serious out of the flood outbreak and strong wind,” Albonez said.

“It is expected that heavy rainfall, damage to the wind breaks and the impact of coastal surgery continues in the coming days.”

Alfred Cyclone for several days on the country’s east coast as a cyclone in the category before weakening tropical depression on Saturday.

By the evening, on Sunday, emergency services conducted more than a dozen rescue in Queensnd and NSW – most with the participation of people who were trapped, which raised the waters in their cars or homes. The NSW State Emergency Service reported over 6,000 calls for help.

Almost 290,000 property in the affected regions remain without power, and energy companies warn residents that the shutdowns can be stored all day long.

Police said on Saturday they discovered the body in search of a 61-year-old man who went missing on Friday after his car was in the flood in Doriga, NSW.

The ambulance respondents witnessed the fact that the man who escaped from the car and rose to the tree near the river shore, but the rescuers could not reach him before being swept away.

In a separate incident on Saturday, 12 soldiers were injured as a result of a catastrophe in Lismora, approximately 200 km south of Brisbane when they went on the way to rescue and restoring effort.

On Sunday, soldiers were still in the hospital, two of them in a serious condition, Prime Minister of the new South Wales Chris Mins said at a press conference.

“We want a quick recovery for all these young soldiers,” he said.

Queenspla police authorities said they had not recorded any deaths and missing.