When Flood occurs

  • Check  TasALERT for SES Flood Warnings
  • If you’re isolated by floodwater, call 132 500
  • Check that family and neighbours are safe
  • Bring pets inside

When the storm arrives

  • Stay indoors
  • Listen to your battery radio for information updates
  • Be alert and watch for hazards if driving

During a Tsunami

  • Monitor local TV and radio
  • Reach high ground
  • Do not go onto the beach

Take action during a Landslide

  • Alert proper officials
  • Alert neighbours
  • Leave the area

Cleaning up after a Flood

  • Drink only bottled or boiled water
  • Be aware of road hazards
  • If you were evacuated, do not return home until authorities tell you it is safe.

After the Storm

  • Stay clear of fallen power lines and debris
  • Do not allow children to play in or near floodwaters
  • Check that neighbours are okay

After a Tsunami

  • Avoid the beach until deemed safe
  • Check that family and neighbours are okay
  • Be aware of hazards

Landslide recovery

  • Notify authorities of any hazards
  • Stay clear of unstable areas
  • Turn off water, gas and electricity

SES Flood Warnings

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BOM Weather Warnings

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Community Alerts

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Australian Warning System in Tasmania

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