Flooding forces evacuations in southern New Zealand
Dunedin city in southern New Zealand and the Waitaki region experienced a heavy rainstorm that led to floods, road closures, and evacuations. Approximately 100 millimeters of rain fell within 24 hours, causing flooding and minor landslides, with measures taken such as installing barriers and pumps to combat the water. An evacuation center was set up in Mosgiel to receive affected residents, and the forecast indicates that the rain will move to other parts of the island thereafter.
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