Clean-up crews say a tornado which struck the WA city of Bunbury yesterday struck suddenly and without much warning. About 140 homes are damaged.
Crews are surveying the damage and working to clean up downed powerlines, damaged homes and felled trees.
Power lines, phone lines and gas mains were all damaged and tree branches were scattered around the regional city."We just about drove into fallen power lines on the road. And there were other people on the other side screaming out of the car saying stop. And then we noticed the power lines in the water."
Power lines, phone lines and gas mains have all been damaged and tree branches are scattered around the regional city.The Department of Fire and Emergency Services confirmed a tornado had been reported in South Bunbury around 4pm on Friday. The bureau's Luke Huntington said assessments of videos posted to social media contributed to the tornado's classification.'We thank Australia': UN General Assembly votes in favour of full Palestinian membership
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