Comprehensive report on major floods in the Gippsland region 21-27 April 1990.

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Victoria State Emergency Service Gippsland Region

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: [Vic. Victoria State Emergency Service, 1990]Description: [35] pSubject(s):

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363.3493 21

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Subject: The report is concerned primarily with the response to the flood which involved the warning/alerting stage, the combat stage and the handover/takeover or the recovery phase, and support to the recovery agencies.

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Part 1 : Report by Regional Director, VICSES, J. Butler; Part 2 : Debrief of involved VICSES Gippsland units - minutes; Part 3 : Debrief of involved agencies - notes

The report is concerned primarily with the response to the flood which involved the warning/alerting stage, the combat stage and the handover/takeover or the recovery phase, and support to the recovery agencies.

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