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Subscriber only STATE Emergency Services volunteers are braving heavy weather to help out residents impacted by fallen trees and rising water. While many people were sleeping in on Sunday morning, those dedicated SES volunteers have been out with chainsaws to remove fallen trees from across roads or placing tarps on roofs to prevent water leaking inside homes.
Lismore City SES deputy unit controller Amanda Vidler said they currently have crews out in the community responding to calls for help. At the moment we have two crews attending to trees down and storm damage, she said. We also have a crew driving around to check on damage as well as delivering sandbags to residents to protect them any possible flooding.
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