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Wednesday, January 17, 2001, updated at 09:44(GMT+8)
World
Sydney Declared Natural Disaster Area
Parts of Sydney and surrounding regions were declared natural disaster areas Tuesday after a wind storm packing gusts of up to 70 mph caused massive damage, uprooting trees and leaving 78,000 homes without power.
Emergency workers struggled to restore services, battle bush fires and clean up damage from the storm which swept a 185-mile stretch of coastline in and around Sydney.
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Parts of Sydney and surrounding regions were declared natural disaster areas Tuesday after a wind storm packing gusts of up to 70 mph caused massive damage, uprooting trees and leaving 78,000 homes without power.
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