In storm-ravaged Australia, 120,000 households are still without power

[freelancermaria]

Recent news reports indicate that in Australia, utility companies are working hard to restore power to over 120,000 homes and businesses that lost electricity due to severe flooding and strong winds affecting the east coast. Cyclone Alfred hit the region hard, impacting a long stretch of coastline for five days. Southeast Queensland was the area most severely affected, with around 118,000 properties still without power as of Tuesday morning. Energex, one of the local energy providers, has announced that they hope to restore power to 95% of these customers by Friday.

 

[Xtynehappy]

I have never had such kind of email before. I hope it's something that was widely being used in the past.

 

[Stardom22]

It's very devastating news that the world is still lagging behind on the response to the natural calamities that affect the world at times. I hope that the relevant authorities would do the needful over there.

 

[Augusta]

Hopefully the relevant authorities would do the needful over there. They need to do all the can to salvage the situation

 

[Starmix]

It also happened in our country whenever a storm attacked. We're experienced it in Cagayan de Oro City no current for two weeks and no water for one month.

 

[aninditasen]

Recent news reports indicate that in Australia, utility companies are working hard to restore power to over 120,000 homes and businesses that lost electricity due to severe flooding and strong winds affecting the east coast. Cyclone Alfred hit the region hard, impacting a long stretch of coastline for five days. Southeast Queensland was the area most severely affected, with around 118,000 properties still without power as of Tuesday morning. Energex, one of the local energy providers, has announced that they hope to restore power to 95% of these customers by Friday.

That's really sad. However they are working fast to restore normalcy.

 

[eLdavis]

I can imagine what these houses are going through right now, not to be without power, it's something we experience a lot here.

 

[Augusta]

It also happened in our country whenever a storm attacked. We're experienced it in Cagayan de Oro City no current for two weeks and no water for one month.

Yeah it happens almost all the time but yours doesn't take long but some places stay in darkness for a longer period of time

 

[Starmix]

Yeah it happens almost all the time but yours doesn't take long but some places stay in darkness for a longer period of time

Nah, that will be crucial if there is a time blackout or experiencing it for a long period. How could people survive?

 

[Augusta]

Nah, that will be crucial if there is a time blackout or experiencing it for a long period. How could people survive?

That's it how do they expect people to survive. They are some part here in my country that some people have stayed without light for years.