A devastating flood emergency hit North Queensland, Australia, on February 2, with at least one confirmed death and thousands forced to evacuate as torrential rain triggered widespread flooding. The death occurred in Ingham, and evacuation orders were issued for several suburbs in Townsville, with over 2,000 homes left without power. Authorities are warning that floodwaters could rise to second-storey levels, with conditions considered dangerous and life-threatening. More than 700mm of rain has fallen in the past 24 hours, with experts predicting record rainfall in the coming days. Emergency teams are working to bring in supplies, but road access has been severely restricted, further complicating rescue efforts. Australia: Flood Warnings Issued for Queensland After Heavy Rains Batter State.

One Dead, Thousands Evacuate in North Queensland as Floodwaters Rise

Over 2,000 Homes Left Without Power, Evacuations Issued in North Queensland

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