Homes continue to be destroyed by bushfires in New South Wales despite conditions remaining below the extreme fire danger level.
Hornsby Heights crew back burning for Gospers Mountain Fire around Leets Vale evening of 15NOV2019 #NSWRFS #NSWfires pic.twitter.com/L0ajDqBgze
— Hornsby Heights RFS (@HeightsRfs) November 16, 2019
The NSW Rural Fire Service has warned against complacency as it confirmed another 44 homes had been destroyed by bushfire since November 8.
This gives you an idea of the size of the Gospers Mountain bush fire, burning in the Hawkesbury, north-west of Sydney. This is the fire which is sending lots of smoke over the Central Coast and northern Sydney. #nswrfs #nswfires pic.twitter.com/4xq8mQtb8f
— NSW RFS (@NSWRFS) November 15, 2019
Fire danger ratings on Sunday are severe in four northern NSW regions and very high in the Greater Sydney, Greater Hunter, Central Ranges and North Coast regions.
This is the scale of the bushfires in New South Wales, Australia.
— Sky News (@SkyNews) November 16, 2019
The NSW Rural Fire Service flew above the Myall Creek bushfire.
Get the latest videos here: https://t.co/bPKiIKgOCK pic.twitter.com/J01ckLVs3E
We NEED to bring more awareness to the crisis happening in Australia. As we speak over 1 MILLION hectares of land has been destroyed and over 350 koalas have been burnt to death🥺🐨 over 150 fires from QLD to NSW and it will only get worse. Please share #prayforaustralia 🇦🇺💔 pic.twitter.com/UGcO8qMwzC
— Sharlene Wolfe☀️ (@wolfe_sharlene) November 14, 2019
NSW RFS Inspector Ben Shepherd says they need to recognise that those are still bad days adding they don't need it to be at the catastrophic range for it to be considered a bad day.
Absolute hero’s 💜💜💜 #NSWfires
— Gina (@marvelhorcrux) November 12, 2019
Not all hero’s wear capes pic.twitter.com/LscO6wDmY5
[Source:TV NZ]
