Emergency Support Locations To Close As Cyclone Vaianu Tracks Away From Tauranga
As Cyclone Vaianu tracks away from Tauranga, several emergency support locations are preparing to close.
Mercury Baypark – closing 5pm
Matua Bowling Club – closing 4pm
Hungahungatoroa Marae is preparing to close for the day.
Any residents who are unable to return home should seek refuge with friends or whānau if possible. However, Huria Marae, Wairoa Marae and Mangatawa Marae will remain open overnight.
Approximately 80 people sought shelter with local marae across the city, and five people self-evacuated to Mercury Baypark.
While the worst of the weather seems to have passed, Metservice warnings remain in place for Tauranga. A Red Strong Wind Warning is in place until 9pm tonight, and a Red Heavy Rain Warning applies until 5pm.
Fraser Street near Fraser Cove is open.
Report any issues
If
you spot surface flooding, blocked/damaged roads and
walkways, or fallen trees, please contact Council on 07 577
7000 and provide the exact location.
Our Emergency Operations Centre remains active tonight and ready to respond if needed.
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