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News from Victoria State Emergency Service. Call 132 500 for flood, storm, landslide, tsunami & earthquake emergency. NOT monitored 24/7.

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Today at 2:30pm we’re expecting a magnitude 1.7 FOOTY-QUAKE with an epicentre at the MCG as Swans and Lions fans take the stands. Drop, cover, and hold on to your Four N Twenty pie. May the best team win!
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It might be one day, one week or one month away. But a storm will come. ⛈️ When it does, these steps can help keep you and your property safe: 🏡 Move to a safe space indoors. 💧 Stay away from trees, drains and waterways. 🚗 Park your car securely undercover.
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Volunteering is a great way to form lasting friendships, learn new skills and make a real difference in your community. Join us today!
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Make use of those extra pairs of hands around the house during the school holidays by packing your emergency kit! Having an emergency kit ready to go is a great way to make sure you’re prepared if a flood or storm hits. 🎒 Learn more here:
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If you need emergency assistance in a flood, call VICSES on 132 500. Remember to stay safe by never driving in flood water.
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Ensuring your homes gutters, downpipes and drains are clear can reduce the damage caused by storms. Find more tips on getting storm ready here:
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As a VICSES volunteer, you’ll have the opportunity to develop your skillset, provide crucial support to your community and no doubt make a few friends along the way. 🧡 Join our squad:
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Storms and flash flooding can occur at any time of year. ⛈️ Water across roads can hide hazards and dangerous debris such as rocks and branches, and road surfaces that have been washed away. You can easily get caught and trapped, so don’t risk it. Never drive in floodwater. 🛑
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The 2024 spring issue of Community Matters is out now! 🌱🌼 Read about our amazing junior members aged between 15-18 years, newly appointed female Unit Controllers making their mark on local history, and heaps more! Access your free digital copy here:
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Congratulations to the volunteers at our SES Mildura Unit who celebrated the opening of their expanded and refurbished local headquarters today. This long-term project is a testament to considered planning and patience and a fantastic base for their operations and training 🧡
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Today on R U OK? Day, we’re reflecting on the importance of checking in on each other any day, because life happens every day. At VICSES, we know how important it is to look beyond the uniform and make ‘are you ok?’ a part of our everyday conversations.
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Volunteering is a great way to form lasting friendships, learn new skills and make a real difference in your community. 🧡 Join us today!
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The sun is out, the birds are chirping – it’s time for some spring cleaning! 🌸 🧹 The arrival of spring is a great time to get organised and prepare your home for an emergency. For a list of simple steps you can take to prepare, visit our website:
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⛈️ A storm could come at any time. ✅ Protect yourself and your property by preparing in advance. 🔍 Find more tips for getting storm ready on our website:
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A magnitude 3.5 earthquake occurred 2kms east of Strathbogie at 11:56pm on Sunday 8 September with 128 felt reports and no reports of damages to buildings or infrastructure. If you require SES assistance please ring 132 500. For more information, visit:
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