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Declare a state of emergency during the cyclone

today at 01:42 Johan Edgar

A state of emergency prevails in five regions in the northern part of New Zealand’s North Island, including the country’s largest city, Auckland, as Cyclone Gabrielle moves in from the north. About 30 weather warnings are issued, the New Zealand Herald reports.

Around 58,000 households are already without electricity, and it is expected to take up to a week before the power works again in some areas.

In Auckland, all schools are closed and residents are advised to stay indoors. Both trains and flights to and from the city have been cancelled.

At the end of January, four people died after torrential rain and floods in Auckland. The city then received more rain than had ever been recorded before. (TT)

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