Watch workers use refrigerators mattresses to wade through floods in new zealand

Auckland: New Zealand is facing the havoc of Cyclone Gabriel these days. On February 14, 11 people have died in the country due to Cyclone Gabrielle. Emergency has been declared in New Zealand due to the terrible devastation. The havoc of nature is so terrible that it has washed away many roads, flooded homes and forced more than 100,000 people to live without electricity. Meanwhile, a video is becoming very viral, in which many people are using freezes and mattresses to make boats to escape from the flood waters.

According to a BBC report, a live-streamed video is going viral on the internet, showing workers in Hawke’s Bay using refrigerators and mattresses to navigate floods. This video is of 37 minutes, which is becoming increasingly viral. The video has been shared more than 2 thousand times. People are praying for New Zealand in the comment section.

According to Stuff, a New Zealand-based news website, people are being airlifted from the roof. According to an AFP report, some 10,000 people are displaced, cities and towns are still without electricity and drinking water, and local government officials estimate hundreds more have yet to be contacted. Prime Minister Chris Hipkins visited the Hawke’s Bay region on Friday and said ‘the whole country is feeling for the affected communities’. Some people are in very critical condition.

Now nature will wreak havoc in this country? Destruction is about to come, the government hastily announced emergency

Explain that emergency has been declared for the third time after this natural disaster in New Zealand, before which two emergencies were imposed during the Christchurch terror attack in 2019 and the Kovid epidemic in 2020. Many pictures and videos of the devastation caused by the cyclone are surfacing on social media.

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