Earthquake Civil Defence Update – Feb 23 2011 – 6.10 am
February 23 2011
Earthquake Update – February 23 2011 – 6.10 am
Movement of visitors out of city.
Civil Defence is giving visitors to Christchurch the opportunity to relocate to Wellington following yesterday’s earthquake.
The decision to relocate visitors has been made in order to free up accommodation in Christchurch and also reunite people with friends and family. This will also assist with accommodation shortages in the city. Flights started leaving Christchurch early this morning.
Visitors are being flown to Wellington by the Royal New Zealand Air Force. Any visitors to Christchurch who want to leave the city should make their way to collection points at the Burnside High School welfare centre, corner of Memorial Avenue and Greers Road or the welfare centre at North Hagley Park. Please note, do not go to the airport directly if you wish to be on these flights. Please go only to the collection points.
From those collection points they will be taken to the airport.
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