New Zealand police reach more people previously not contactable after Cyclone Gabrielle

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New Zealand police reach more people previously not contactable after Cyclone Gabrielle
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Police say they have managed to reach about 60% of those who had been uncontactable. Read more at straitstimes.com.

the number of people still not reachable has fallen as communications in hard-hit areas improve, the country’s police commissioner said on Monday.

Prime Minister Chris Hipkins has called Gabrielle New Zealand’s biggest natural disaster this century. Mr Coster said the number of deaths would grow but added most of those who are currently out of contact are in this situation due to the difficulty with communications.Recovery efforts are continuing with search and rescue teams still working in cyclone-damaged areas.Roads are closed and people are reporting issues getting cash.

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