Two Australian states have called a state of emergency and thousands of residents have been asked to leave their homes.
Officials have confirmed that around 150 homes in the state of New South Wales (NSW) have been destroyed.
At least three people have died and thousands have had to leave their homes in New South Wales and Queensland.
The country’s most populous city, Sydney, has been marked as at “catastrophic fire danger”. Temperatures as high as 37 degrees Celsius are forecast to mix with powerful winds.
It is the first time Sydney has been rated at that level since new fire danger ratings were bought in 2009.
Kia Ora Auckland!
ReplyDeleteMy name is Julia and I am a year 8 student from Yaldhurst Model School.
Ka Pai! I love how you are posting about this. This is very important at the moment and it isn't good. This takes commitment to get your facts straight, so good job!
It is great that you have facts, Pictures and a very compelling title, these are all factors of a great blog post. It is great that you are achieving this!
To improve all I can say is maybe you could add your thoughts and feelings to the situation. I'm sure you have a lot to say.
What do you think about this? How do you think we can change to help this change?
Apart from that great job and keep it up!
Nga Mihi,
- Julia
kia ora auckland.Brayden from yaldhurst school.
ReplyDeleteDid you know that koalas are endangerd due to habitat descruction.It is very sad.I liked the way you explained what was happening.
You taught me to be greartful new zealand has bush fires.
next time you could add more photos.
aprt from that great job and keep it up.
kind regards
brayden