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Deadly Floods Hit Eastern Australia as Torrential Rains Bring Record-Breaking Woes and Losses
Deadly floods in Eastern Australia as torrential rains continue to kill at least two people and isolate tens of thousands of residents, with authorities warning of more life-threatening flash flooding.
Heavy rains in New South Wales have caused record-breaking floods, killing two people and isolating tens of thousands of residents. Authorities warn of more rain and life-threatening flash flooding, as torrential rains continue to hit Eastern Australia. The disaster has left many without access to basic necessities like food, water, and shelter. Multiple cities and towns are under evacuation orders due to the severe weather conditions.
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