Cyclone meets Australia: danger to life and devastating destruction!

Cyclone meets Australia: danger to life and devastating destruction!

Malibu, Kalifornien, USA - A dramatic cyclone that raged over the sea reached Australia on Thursday and initially classified as category 5. But when he landed, he was downgraded to category 4. Experts like James Ashley from the Weather Service Bom warn of extremely destructive winds that can devastate everything in their way. The emergency services have asked the population in the Pilbara region, which is known for their breathtaking landscapes, to stay in closed rooms, while sandbags were distributed and evacuation centers were set up in order to counteract the impending danger of severe damage and flooding, such as vienna.at reported .

evacuations in California

At the same time, almost 180,000 people fight in California who fled from devastating forest fires at various evacuation centers. Many affected people have lost everything in one of these centers in the Westwood Recreation Center. The facility, usually a place for sports and leisure, has turned into an emergency camp that houses hundreds of people. Here the evacuated not only receive clothing and food, but also psychological support, but also psychological support, such as NZZ reported .

The fires have met mainly wealthy areas such as Malibu and Pacific Palisades, where stars also live. But the misfortune does not stop at social classes. Many who have fled are now facing nothing. For example, the 57-year-old Roya, who had to flee with her family, reports on her loss-her whole life's work, several properties, could possibly have been destroyed. Her husband is fighting to find the right insurance cover, while others, like Chris Parry, accept the loss with a smile, glad that he and his dog survived.
In these difficult times, the great help of help of the Americans who support each other in emergencies. Regardless of whether in Australia or California, natural disasters demand their toll, while community and solidarity offer a little ray of hope.