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Central West invests $1 million in specialized disaster response vehicles

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The Central West invested in a $1 million High Clearance Vehicle designed for disaster response in Broken Hill. This vehicle is intended to enhance the ability of volunteers to access isolated communities and perform critical rescues during flooding. The new vehicles are capable of operating in extreme off-road conditions and through floodwaters up to 1.2 meters deep.

From miragenews.com

Why it matters

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The investment is intended to improve the Central West's flood and disaster response capability by ensuring rapid help can reach communities cut off by floodwaters. This allows emergency services to complete rescues and deliver essential supplies to remote locations.

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Who's involved

  • Central WestRegion that invested in the specialized disaster response vehicles
  • governmentGovernment providing the investment to ensure critical services in Broken Hill
  • Broken HillCommunity in New South Wales that will benefit from the enhanced response capability

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