SES gives 'all clear' to Taree Estate, Cundletown and Dumeresq Island
The NSW State Emergency Service (SES) issued an 'all clear' which allowed residents to return to their homes in flood affected areas of Taree Estate, Cundletown and Dumeresq Island.
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If your property has been affected by floodwater:
- Make sure your property is safe before entering. Check for damage to windows, walls and the roof. Make sure the electricity and gas is turned off before going inside.
- If power points, electrical equipment, appliances or electrical hot water systems have been exposed to floodwater or are water damaged in any way, they must be inspected by a qualified electrician before use
- Gas appliances and gas bottles that have been exposed to floodwater should be inspected for safety before use
- Wear protective clothing, including boots and gloves when cleaning up
- Be aware of any slip, trip or fall hazards
- Never eat food which has been in contact with floodwater
- Only use clean utensils and personal items and have a supply of fresh drinking water
