Fire Destroys SES HQ and $270K Flood Rescue Boat in Australia
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A fire destroyed the State Emergency Service (SES) headquarters and a newly acquired $270,000 flood rescue boat in Australia. The loss affects emergency response capabilities in the region, potentially delaying rescue operations during floods. The incident raises concerns about replacing critical equipment and restoring operational readiness.
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- •The fire occurred on May 6, 2026, at the SES headquarters.
- •The destroyed flood rescue boat was recently purchased for $270,000.
- •The SES is responsible for emergency flood rescue operations in the affected area.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the SES quickly secures funding to replace the lost boat emergency flood response capabilities will be restored, reducing risks to affected communities.
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