Up to 300 ADF personnel are deployed on Operation Flood Assist 22-2 as part of the Australian Government’s response to flooding in Victoria.
The ADF continues to work closely with ³Ô¹ÏÍøÕ¾ Emergency Management Australia in monitoring potential floods across the community.
The ADF remains postured to provide additional support to State Emergency Services should a request be received via ³Ô¹ÏÍøÕ¾ Emergency Management Australia.
Victoria
What has happened?
- Defence has made available up to 300 personnel to support Victoria’s flood response.
- Tasks conducted have included: filling and distribution of sandbags, transport and logistics support, community engagement, access assistance, evacuation assistance, general duties support and clean-up activities.
What is happening today?
- As at November 1, about 100 ADF personnel and high clearance vehicles are currently providing assistance in flood-affected areas across regional Victoria including Echuca and Swan Hill.
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NSW
What has happened?
- Tasks undertaken by the ADF included filling and distribution of sandbags, levee construction, transport and logistics support, community engagement, access assistance, clean-up activities and evacuation assistance if required.
What is happening today?
- As at November 1, Defence will complete flood assistance tasks in NSW.
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