Long term flood assistance needed in qld warwick floods

LIMA - A member of an international relief team has been deployed to provide humanitarian assistance to affected areas in Qld as flood warnings remain in place and water levels are low.

The humanitarian relief mission is being led by the Red Cross in Brisbane, who are based in the city.

The team will fly to Brisbane to help those who are unable to access immediate emergency assistance and are still waiting for help to arrive.

It is also being deployed to Victoria, which is expected to be hit by a major flood.

media_camera Aerial view of Qld flood damage. Picture: S.Sara

media_camera Aerial view of Qld flood damage. Picture: S.Sara

media_camera Aerial view of Qld flood damage. Picture: S.Sara

The team was sent from Australia this morning with food, water and other essentials.

media_camera Aerial view of Brisbane flood damage. Picture: S.Sara

Aerial images show roads in the flood plain are inundated with floodwater while motorists have seen floodwater on the side of the road and cars, including mobile homes, are now floating on the road.

media_camera Aerial view of Brisbane flood damage. Picture: S.Sara

media_camera Aerial view of Qld flood damage. Picture: S.Sara

media_camera Aerial view of Brisbane flood damage. Picture: S.Sara

media_camera Aerial view of Brisbane flood damage. Picture: S.Sara

The Red Cross had also used mobile phone cameras to monitor flooding and the road and other infrastructure.

Flood damage is seen outside Qld's Kogarah community centre. Picture: S.Sara

media_camera Aerial view of flooding in Brisbane's west. Picture: S.Sara

LIMA NEWS RELEASE #138837

UPDATE: 8.45am: NSW Govt announces $3 billion flood emergency fund from Qld to Queensland

ROBERT KOLIN:

Qld Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk and her Queensland counterpart Annastacia Palaszczuk and their NSW counterparts have today announced the following:

Qld will provide $3 billion in emergency funding and $1.6 billion in flood-related infrastructure for flood protection and recovery. The $1.6 billion in infrastructure will support Queensland's regional flood management plans, including the Queensland Flood Mitigation Project, which was also announced today.

The emergency money will be applied immediately and the money will be provided by Queensland Government for up to 18 months (or 100,000 flood-mitigation projects), up to and including it
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