Report on Cyclone Trixie and subsequent floods: 12 Feb - 17 Mar '75.

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TextLanguage: ENG Publication details: 1975Description: 26p., 1 map, 5 appendicesReport number: CommercialSubject: An account of the events surrounding Cyclone Trixie, which threatened every coastal town from Broome to Shark Bay, W.A. The strength, casualties, damage, and involvement of the Natural Disasters Organisation in their assistance to the stricken areas are also discussed. Recommendations for future management of emergencies are madeSubject: CyclonesSubject: Disaster responseSubject: Emergency management

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An account of the events surrounding Cyclone Trixie, which threatened every coastal town from Broome to Shark Bay, W.A. The strength, casualties, damage, and involvement of the Natural Disasters Organisation in their assistance to the stricken areas are also discussed. Recommendations for future management of emergencies are made