Tasmanian beekeepers prepare for massive losses after bushfires ravage bush land
This picture shows the situation as it was on June 1, 2017, in Brisbane
A massive bushfire has killed more than 2,300 hectares of land in southwest Queensland, causing devastating damage to agricultural and commercial areas in Victoria and New South Wales.
The bushfire has destroyed nearly two million hectares of agricultural lands and is expected to affect around 10,000 homes.
There are f실시간카지노ears more homes will be destroyed after one acre of land was destroyed.
In Victoria, the fire forced the evacuation of a large community, forcing more than 700 residents from their homes and leaving several dead.
Emergency services are attempting to contain the fire by using aircraft and helicopters.
The Bureau of Meteorology expects the fire to burn for a number of days, causing substantial bushfires throughout Australia.
The fire, which is believed to be the worst to be burned in 25 years, has raged from the end of June to the end of September.
There are more than 7오바마카지노00 deaths and 3,000 people still missing in the state of Victoria, according to state emergency operations chief Michael Norgrove.
The fire has burned nearly 2.6 million hectares (8,500 hectares) of land across south-eastern Victoria, New South Wales, Queensland and the ACT over the past five months.
People living in and around Brisbane’s CBD have been ordered to evacuate after a tree fell on an apartment building in the city.
The blaze caused huge damage to the complex and is currently blocking the city from major roads, causing traffic jams.
The Federal Bureau of Meteorology warned more bushfires were likely in Victoria and New South Wales over the next several weeks, as smoke from the bushfire continues to rise.
It warned the fires could cause major destruction to cities and towns in south-eastern and inner-Melbourne Victoria, as well as in Melbourne and Sydney.
media_camera A large tree fell on a Brisbane apartment block yesterday evening.
media_camera The fire has caused massive destruction to residential buildings and forced the evacuation of dozens of r천안출장샵esidents.
media_camera A Brisbane apartment block has fallen victim to the bushfire and is currently blocked by the flames.
This is the second time that smoke caused major damage to buildings in Brisbane since June.
On May 24, a building in a residential street in Westbourne was evacuated after a large tree fell on the top of the structure, setting fires to th