New Zealand Declares State of Emergency, Evacuates Thousands as Cyclone Vaianu Risks Grow

New Zealand has declared a state of emergency and evacuated thousands of residents on the North Island as Cyclone Vaianu approaches, bringing anticipated wind speeds up to 130 km/h, heavy rainfall, coastal floods, and landslides. The mayor of Tauranga has also declared a state of emergency as officials warn of growing risks to public safety.

11 Apr, 08:48 — 11 Apr, 08:48

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Tauranga mayor declares state of emergency as cyclone risks grow

Tauranga mayor declares a state of emergency ahead of Cyclone Vaianu, as officials warn of coastal flooding, dangerous swells and growing risks to public safety.

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Noodtoestand en duizenden evacuaties in Nieuw-Zeeland om naderende orkaan

n1-bih11 Apr, 06:34

Novi Zeland evakuira dio stanovništva u pripremi za razornu oluju

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New Zealand Declares State of Emergency, Evacuates Thousands as Cyclone Vaianu Risks Grow

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Tauranga mayor declares state of emergency as cyclone risks grow

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Noodtoestand en duizenden evacuaties in Nieuw-Zeeland om naderende orkaan

Novi Zeland evakuira dio stanovništva u pripremi za razornu oluju

Tauranga mayor declares state of emergency as cyclone risks grow

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