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A Major Emergency Declaration declared in response to South Australia’s summer storms and flash flooding has been revoked following “significant improvements” in conditions across the north of the state.
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The State Government is contracting charter flights to fly in critical supplies and medical personnel to the APY Lands after heavy rainfall left many of the region’s roads inaccessible.
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The South Australian Government has declared a major emergency, as destructive rains and floods overwhelm remote areas of the state.
State Emergency Service crews are on alert amid forecasts of heavy rain and flash flooding across parts of South Australia in coming days.
South Australia’s horticulture industry is confident last week’s damaging hailstorm won’t impact Christmas fruit and vegetable sales, despite some growers facing the prospect of replanting their entire crop due to glass contamination.
Nearly 8000 households and businesses are still blacked out and nine schools have been closed after a storm lashed Adelaide and much of the state, leaving a trail of damage across properties, crops and vineyards.
