Due to the devastating storm in New Zealand, a state of emergency imposed across the country. Thousands of people lost electricity due to severe storm winds and rain. The life system is completely paralyze.
The northern part of New Zealand is facing Cyclone Gabrielle, the storm is causing heavy rain with strong winds in Northern Ireland, New Zealand.
Due to the strong winds, trees and power poles fell. And the roads are damage, a state of emergency declared in 5 regions of Northern Ireland, including Auckland.
Schools have closed in several areas of Northern Ireland, including Auckland, in anticipation of Storm Gabrielle, while authorities have advised people not to travel non-essentially.
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In New Zealand, 58,000 people are without power. Due to the devastating storm in New Zealand 509 flights have been canceled. According to officials, flights are expected to resume today.
On the other hand, a person aboard a boat north of Auckland has gone missing. The government has announced a $7.25 million relief package for the recovery of the storm-ravaged areas.
New Zealand is under a state of national emergency, as Cyclone Gabrielle ravages the country, with flooding leaving people stranded on rooftops, thousands displaced and homes destroyed by landslides that authorities have described as an “unprecedented” natural disaster. Described as a disaster.
“Cyclone Gabrielle is the most significant weather event New Zealand has seen this century. The magnitude and damage we are seeing has not been experienced in a generation,” Prime Minister Chris Hopkins said on Tuesday. “We’re still building a picture of the impact of the storm as it unfolds. But what we do know is that the impact is significant and it’s widespread.