Madeleine West, resident of Byron Bay, admits that she is terrified as tropical cyclone Alfred Bears in Australia: “I don’t feel brave”

Madeleine West says she is “terrified” of imminent Tropical Alfred cyclone as he approaches Australia.

The 45 -year -old star pregnant neighbors, and their six children reside in Byron Bay, and the actress is preparing for the dangerous storm that is prepared to hit the southeast of Queensland and the north of Nueva Wales del Sur.

‘I just want to confess that, like many at this time, I do not feel brave, brave or resistant. I feel small, worried and a little scared, ‘he wrote on Instagram on Wednesday.

He also published a March 2022 back photo of his aid in the cleaning efforts of the devastating floods of northern NSW and subtitled it with words of support for his community.

‘Stay safe for everyone. Whatever happens, we have done it before, we will do it again, ” he said.

“While we expect to see what ravages in Alfred shipwrecks, I am sending love cubes to everyone in a nSw today.”

Madeleine West says that she is “terrified” of imminent tropical cyclone Alfred as he approaches Australia

Millions of residents in two states are supplying food with a stain, toilet paper and bottled water while the wildest cyclone in living memory attacks them, with warnings could be “a nightmare of real life.”

The populations of the southeast of Queensland and the northeast of NSW, which are in the direct shot line of the Tropical Alfred cyclone, have been told to prepare their properties before it touches earth in the next few days.

The cyclone is expected to cross Bundaberg in Queensland to the north of Nueva Wales del Sur on Thursday as a category two system, which brings up to 600 mm of rain.

Residents have been urged to remain attentive, pay attention to warnings and prepare for such a weird cyclone in that part of Australia that 33 years have passed since the last blow.

Flood watches and erosion warnings for coastal areas have been issued, with record waves of 14 meters recorded in Wide Bay in Queensland on Sunday and the possibility that AFL and NRL games may be affected.

Queensland’s prime minister, David Crisafulli, said residents should do ‘everything they can’, even have foods, make an emergency kit, gather passports and clean the debris of the properties.

The state government has asked telecommunications companies that increase the capacity of the network to deal with an expected jump in the use of the Internet and millions of messages throughout the emergency.

‘I just want to confess that, like many at this time, I do not feel brave, brave or resistant. I feel small, worried and a little scared, ‘he wrote on Instagram on Wednesday

To the populations of the southeast of Queensland and the northeast of NSW, which are in the direct shooting line of the Tropical Alfred cyclone, they have been told to prepare their properties before it touches earth in the next few days

Many houses in the southeast of Queensland are not built to resist cyclones, since they are rare in that part of the State and Crisafulli urged residents to listen to warnings from the authorities.

‘This part of the State has had a good amount of flood challenges and responded well. I really think people pay attention to warnings and will do the right thing, ” he said.

Earl this week, the resident companion of Byron Bay, Leila McKinnon, revealed that it has supplied essential household items in preparation.

On Tuesday, the presenter of Affair, who lives in the area with his husband David Gyngell and his children, revealed their emergency purchases while preparing for the impact of the tropical cyclone.

One showed a big bathtub full of emergency torches and long -lasting batteries.

Another captured the surprising article that has bulk: bottles of expensive premium whiskey.

He also shared a photo of the almost empty fruits section in his local supermarket with an almost clear article.

‘I did a panic store from Ciclón Alfred. It seems that we have all decided that we do not face Alf without bananas, “he wrote.