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Thousands Yet To Be Contacted After New Zealand Storm
NEW ZEALAND – New Zealand’s Prime Minister says he expects there to be more deaths from a violent storm which killed eight people and cut off hundreds of communities.
NEW ZEALAND – New Zealand’s Prime Minister says he expects there to be more deaths from a violent storm which killed eight people and cut off hundreds of communities.
More than 4,500 people have yet to be contacted after cyclone Gabrielle hit on Monday, causing significant flooding and landslides across the north island.
Many cities and towns are also without power or clean drinking water.
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