Some say the world will end in fire.
A mass wall of fire stretching for many kilometres in East Gippsland.#auspol #AustraliaBurning pic.twitter.com/DyCL97ZItk
— Adam(Alaa) Bujairami (@AdamBujairami) January 2, 2020
Some say the world will end in fire.
A mass wall of fire stretching for many kilometres in East Gippsland.#auspol #AustraliaBurning pic.twitter.com/DyCL97ZItk
— Adam(Alaa) Bujairami (@AdamBujairami) January 2, 2020
More.
At 5.30am there are 110 fires burning across NSW with over 50 yet to be contained.
Firefighters will make the most of more favourable conditions today to protect properties before deteriorating conditions again this Saturday.#NSWRFS #NSWFires pic.twitter.com/vb3o55n8XU
— NSW RFS (@NSWRFS) January 1, 2020
My brother just sent me this video from yesterday at #MaluaBay where him and the rest of my family were stranded. #AustraliaFires #bushfirecrisis #Southcoastfires #AustraliaBurns #BatemasBay #RFS #NSWbushfires pic.twitter.com/LmZvZxWwrk
— Lord of the Blondes (@LordBlondes) January 1, 2020
… Read the restTens of thousands of people are fleeing NSW’s south coast, where a ‘humanitarian crisis’ is developing. In many towns there’s no fuel, no food and no power, as dangerous bushfire conditions are
Yesterday the Sydney Morning Herald reported on the danger of being trapped by fires on the coast.
Thousands of holidaymakers between Ulladulla and Culburra Beach including Jervis Bay on the NSW South Coast have been warned that the escalating bushfires threaten to trap them.
NSW Rural Fire Service is warning that spot fires from stray embers could impact the Broulee and Batemans Bay regions further south. Following intensifying bushfires overnight, on Tuesday the Princes Highway was closed in multiple locations. The Kings Highway has already been closed for sometime.
When Paradise California burned up there were, I think, only three roads out. They were choked with traffic and then engulfed in flames. People died in their cars.