New Zealand declared national state of emergency on Tuesday for the third time in its history as cyclone gabrielle pounded the North Island with wind and rain, knocking out powers of tens and thousands of homes. Wind gusts over 140 kilometres per hour were recorded along the coast with waves close to 11 meters high of the Bay of Islands, according to New Zealand metrological Service. Prime Minister Chris hipkins says full scale of disaster only became apparent as the country woke on Tuesday
Hello from this herd. Yes, well, and it was really interesting and one of the sad momentums also for me and I just heard you as well, because I hope no one got injured in the cyclone that this happened. And I really even knew about this news. I just came to know about it by listening to as well. And it was really nice actually telling about topics like these that will make the citizen of the country more aware about the things that are happening around the globe