Victorians assessing flood damage as cleanup begins

Victorians assessing flood damage as cleanup beginsVictorians assessing flood damage as cleanup beginsSorry, this feature is currently unavailable. We are working to restore it. Please try again later.dissolutionSkip to section navigationskip to contentskip to footer36 imageVictorians affected by recent extreme floods have returned to some areas to assess the damage done to their homes. October 16, 2022 — 4:31 PM1/36A flood in Murchison ruined the roads to the town and caused water to bubble up from the surface. credit:Chris Hopkins2/36The small town of Murchison was largely spared from the flood, but high water seeped into his main street. credit:Chris Hopkins3/36A flood inundated the Murchison caravan park. credit:Chris HopkinsFour/36Cleaners outside the Malibenon River.credit:Luis Enrique AskuiFive/36Bibb Brumby outside his flooded home next to the Malibenon River.credit:Luis Enrique Askui6/36People continuing the flood cleaning up by the Malibenon River.credit:Luis Enrique Askui7/36Photo of people continuing to clean up the flood next to Maribyrnong.credit:Luis Enrique Askui8/36People continuing the flood cleaning up by the Malibenon River.credit:Luis Enrique Askui9/36Photo of Volunteer Flood Warriors carrying food and water to those affected by Maribyrnong.credit:Luis Enrique AskuiTen/36Flood Warriors volunteers carrying food and water to those affected by Marivilnon.credit:Luis Enrique Askui11/36People continuing the flood cleaning up by the Malibenon River.credit:Luis Enrique Askui12/36People clean up after the Malibenon floods. credit:Luis Enrique Askui13/36Thick mud covers the driveway near the Malibenon River. credit:Luis Enrique Askui14/36Ruined household items on the streets of Maribyrnong.credit:Luis Enrique Askui15/36Jane and Tyson Trewin hold a photo of Shane Trewin at his home on the flooded Maribenon River.credit:Luis Enrique Askui16/36 Peter Whelan cleans out the front of his house on Chihuly Drive in Mulliveenon. credit:Luis Enrique Askui17/36Personal belongings covered in flood mud. credit:Luis Enrique Askui18/36Darcy Craig helps clean the Hotel Rochester.credit:Justin McManus19/36Darcy Craig helps clean the Hotel Rochester.credit:Justin McManus20/36Owner of the Hotel Rochester Bruce Fisher.credit:Justin McManustwenty one/36Hotel Rochester owner Bruce Fischer and his wife Di clean up.credit:Justin McManustwenty two/36An emotional Leanne Hansen with her father, John Nicholson. Leanne's house, which was once a bank, escaped flooding.credit:Justin McManustwenty three/36Mick Hassell at his home in Rochester was submerged in about a foot of water.credit:Justin McManustwenty four/36Mick Hassell's home flooded with about a foot of water.credit:Justin McManustwenty five/36Mick Hassell's carpet in his home flooded with about a foot of water.credit:Justin McManus26/36Mick Hassell's personal belongings in his home flooded with about a foot of water.credit:Justin McManus27/36Locals walk the flooded streets of Shepperton. The flood crisis has worsened in northern Victoria and residents have been told to move to higher ground. credit:AAP 28/36Locals paddle through the flooded streets of Shepperton.credit:Diego Fedele29/36Floods have devastated the town of Rochester in central Victoria. Residents start cleaning up on Sunday morning. Jaime Dingwall and Ella Rolston with brooms to help clean up.credit:Justin McManus30/36Friends and family help clean Darcy and Hannah Taylor's house in Rochester.credit:Justin McManus31/36Mick Hassell's home flooded with about a foot of water.credit:Justin McManus32/36Brett and Cody Cowan clean up Rochester's flooded front yard.credit:Justin McManus33/36Friends and family help clean Darcy and Hannah Taylor's house in Rochester.credit:Justin McManus34/36Cleaning at the Rochester Motel.credit:Justin McManus35/36Cleaning supplies used for cleaning on Sunday morning.credit:Justin McManus36/36Residents start cleaning on Sunday morning. Cleaning at the Rochester Motel.credit:Justin McManus Victorians assessing flood damage as cleanup begins Source link Victorians assessing flood damage as cleanup begins