Volunteer fireman (right) Jacques Morrison (left): "he`s not my prime minister." (picture of Daily Mail)
Firefighters say the New State forest fire crisis is far from over, according to the Australian news agency, SBS and the Daily Mail. They are taking advantage of the current colder weather to prepare for the crucial battle ahead of a new round of bad weather. The fire came as Prime Minister Morrison (Scott Morrison), who had just returned to Australia after returning from vacation, took an opportunity to inspect the (Gospers Mountain) fire in Mount Guspers on Monday to visit evacuated residents and firefighters in the town of (Mudgee), Manji, new state, and went to the South Australia fire site today, during which he announced an extension of paid leave for volunteer firefighters.
Condolences to victims and firefighters in Xinzhou
As the Jilin fire raged, Morrison visited evacuated residents and firefighters at the New State Rural Fire Service (RFS) on Monday. An elderly volunteer fireman shook hands with Morrison and said, "he`s not my prime minister."
Clare (Calare) councillor Gee (Andrew Gee) introduced "this is the prime minister" to firefighter Yaki (Jacqui), who shook hands with Morrison and replied, "he`s not my prime minister."
After careful editing, many, Twitter (Twitter) netizens "praised" Yaki "for" Morrison "and called her a" hero. "
Later, however, Yaki was revealed that he was not Australian. Morrison confirmed on his Twitter Tuesday morning: "I am not her prime minister because she is British and Johnson (Boris Johnson) is [her prime minister]."
Government insiders also said: "the video from The Project (program), is a typical distortion of the facts." deliberately ignoring the factual background, just to make fun of the prime minister. They have long tried to frame the prime minister to amuse a handful of audiences and make waves on Twitter. "
During the day`s trip, Morrison also visited local residents in (Mudgee Evacuation Centre), the Manji evacuation center. They are waiting anxiously for news, hoping to know if their homes will be in flames again after the fire turns.
Prior to his visit to Manchi, Morrison also took a helicopter to inspect the Guspers Mountain fire in the air. The fire damaged dozens of buildings around (Blue Mountains) Bierping (Bilpin), Dagan (Dargan) and Clarence (Clarence) in Blue Mountain.
Rogers (Rob Rogers), deputy director of the New State Rural Fire Department, said the urgent forest fire threat faced by many places, such as Blue Mountain, had not yet been eliminated.
"the next few days are crucial to trying to rekindle," he told journalist yesterday. "and hopefully it won`t be too risky because we`re going to have the next hot weather and it looks like it`s going to last from Sunday to next Monday."
It is reported that the current forest fire crisis is likely to last for weeks, until January and February will not be expected to show obvious rain. Firefighters say there is an urgent need for torrential rain to quench large-scale forest fires, such as the Guspers fire, which has overtaken an area of 488000 hectares.
The damage assessment team will then release the number of house damage since Thursday, which is expected to reach about 100.
Most of the damage was caused by the Guspers fire in northwest Sydney and the (Green Wattle Creek) fire in Green Jingxi in southwest Sydney.
There are 92 forest fires still burning in New State on Monday night, all of them at the fire level of "Waiting for Advice ". Today, the fire risk rating of Orange and Southern Slopes in Central New State is classified as" very high ", and the fire risk rating in other parts of New State ranges from "moderate" to "high ".
Take the plane to inspect the South Australia fire site
Prime Minister Morrison flew to South Australia today for an inspection of the (Adelaide Hills) fire in Mount Adelaide, the Australian news agency reported. Local devastating fires destroyed 87 house sites and caused millions of Australian dollars worth of crop and livestock damage.
Morrison visited a local winery where grapes were burned after visiting the (Lobethal) Rescue Center in Lobertal today. With the unremitting efforts of the (Country Fire Service) staff of the Rural Fire Service, the local fire was finally fully under control. Although future fires have been prevented, forest fires are still booming in a small number of areas.
Just as Morrison was about to leave for the Woodside (Woodside) winery, officials were warned that a sudden fire nearby could lead to an afterfire.
Prior to Morrison`s visit to South Australia, the state`s government set up an emergency rescue fund to help people directly affected by the fire. Governor Marshal (Steven Marshall) said a A $100 fund would help people start a normal life.
In addition to 87 house destroyed, there are 500 other buildings in South Australia, with nearly 300 vehicles and other facilities damaged.
Extend paid leave for volunteer firefighters.
Volunteer firefighters working for the government department will receive at least four weeks of paid leave to help fight forest fires, the Australian news agency reported.
The prime minister announced the move today during a visit to parts of South Australia poisoned by forest fires. "I have given instructions to all federal departments and agencies that full pay leave for emergency services will be increased by at least four weeks," he said. "at the same time, these agencies can provide more leave as needed."
"this will effectively raise emergency service leave to the same standard as defense reservists on call leave."
Morrison said 150000 employees across the country would benefit from the plan to help people change defenses. "this will enable them to invest more time at their fire stations."
"this means that more people will be pulled out of metropolitan fire stations to switch defenses with people in township areas, so that these exhausted [township] firefighters, especially those who have been turning around for weeks in parts of the new state, can go home and go back to home and work."
