SES reveals truth about Yenda flooding

By Melody Montague
Updated August 7 2012 - 1:22pm, first published June 17 2012 - 10:26am
RARE INSIGHT: SES regional controller James McTavish addresses the crowd at a Yenda flood meeting during the height of the crisis. Mr McTavish has given an unprecedented glimpse into the SES’s local response to the March natural disaster.
RARE INSIGHT: SES regional controller James McTavish addresses the crowd at a Yenda flood meeting during the height of the crisis. Mr McTavish has given an unprecedented glimpse into the SES’s local response to the March natural disaster.

THE SES has revealed for the first time how unprepared it was for more than 100,000 megalitres of water to surge down the Mirrool Creek in March, causing severe flooding in Yenda and its surrounds.

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