'Thoughts & prayers' for those affected by bad weather- Premier Wheatley
Premier Wheatley, before delivering the 2024 Budget Address in the House of Assembly today, Monday, November 11, 2024, took time to reach out to the public.
“Allow me to sympathise with the members of the public who have been impacted by the adverse weather conditions. I know that the Minister of Communications and Works and the Public Works team have equipment and individuals working to clear the roads and to address the challenge.”
The Premier added that “thoughts and prayers” are with those who have been affected.
Severe weather conditions
The Territory has been affected by heavy rainfall and flooding.
There have been reports of fallen retaining walls, damaged roads, washed-away vehicles and even damage to homes.
Public schools were ordered to remain closed by the Ministry of Education, with some private schools following suit.
Several businesses have also remained closed due to the weather while others reopened at midday.
As of 2:00 PM, the Department of Disaster Management (DDM) stated that unstable weather conditions are likely to continue over the next 24 hours because of moisture and instability associated with a trough in the vicinity.
An additional one to two inches of rainfall is expected.
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