Sections of the main Australian highway have been washed, where the floods increase in Queensland.
The heavy rains in the north of the state have claimed one life so far and He forced thousands to flee from their homesWith the societies in Townsfelle, Ingham, and Cardail are among the most difficult blow.
The authorities say that the “record” is scheduled to continue the rains, as parts of the region are already witnessing more than 1.3 meters (4.2 feet) of rain since Saturday, causing the flow of dams and rivers.
Prime Minister Anthony Albaniz – who was pursued towards response efforts on Monday – said the disaster had bought “the best Australians.”
“I have seen the Australians helping each other at the time of their need,” he wrote on X, adding that “the threat of flood water” will continue in the affected areas for several days.
The efforts made to obtain rescue teams have been disabled to some of the worst cities and cities due to the collapse of parts of Bruce Highway – a major piece of infrastructure that connects Brisbane to the regional centers of the state, which is longer than the road between London and Warsaw.
The Coinzland truck transport association ABC has told the damage – which caused the bridge cave – could add an additional 700 km (434 miles) to the main driving methods, which slows down the connection of critical supplies.
David Crysevolle's lead in Queensland offered his condolences to the “narrow” town of Ina-where a 63-year-old woman died in an attempt to rescue after the SES boat turned on Sunday.
“We are very sorry for their loss,” he told reporters, adding that he would travel to northern Queensland later on Monday.
He also urged all the population in the so -called “Black Zone” of floods – which includes six suburbs of Townsville – not to return home, due to the constant threat posed by the Ross River.
The Australian Meteorological Office said that the area had received six months of rain in three days, while the Townsfelle Local Disaster Group warned that 2000 homes could be immersed, some until the second floor, with high levels of water.
The continuous flood – which gradually reduces the weather reports – may swell in the waterways throughout the region. The main flood warnings remain in place for societies along the Heppert, Ross, Paul, Horton and the highest Purkin.
The respondents in emergency situations continued to work around the clock, where SES received 480 calls to help on Sunday night to Monday and perform 11 Swift Water. The power outages are still widely reported, making it impossible for some societies to invite assistance.
SES Chene Chelety Commissioner urged people to stay awake and check their neighbors whenever possible. He added that about 400 people are now in evacuation centers throughout Townsville, INGHAM and Cardwell.
Located in tropics, North Queensland is located in tropical areas, exposed to destroyed hurricanes, storms and floods.
But climate scientists have warned that the warmer oceans and a hotter planet create the conditions for the most intense and frequent rains.
Meteorologists say that current floods can be the worst to strike the area for more than 60 years.
