Indian High Commission in Australia known as it a “heartbreaking tragedy” (Representational)

Canberra:

An Indian nationwide in Australia was discovered lifeless within the floodwaters close to Mount Isa in Queensland amid inclement climate within the area, the Indian High Commission in Canberra stated on Friday.

The Indian mission expressed condolence to the household of the sufferer and stated that it’s in contact with them for all mandatory help.

“Heartbreaking tragedy in Australia: an Indian national lost her life in a flooding incident near Mount Isa, Queensland. Deepest condolence to the family of the deceased. Mission team is in touch for all necessary assistance,” the Indian High Commission posted on X.

Heart breaking tragedy in Australia: an Indian nationwide misplaced her life in a flooding incident close to Mount Isa, Queensland. Deepest condolence to the household of the deceased. Mission group is in contact for all mandatory help.@MEAIndia@DrSJaishankar

— India in Australia (@HCICanberra) February 16, 2024

The Indian mission has not revealed the identify of the sufferer.

Further particulars are awaited within the matter.

Meanwhile, the scenario in Queensland stays tense amid extreme alerts for rain and thunderstorms.

“Severe Thunderstorm warning for people in parts of Sunshine Coast Council Area. The BOM warns that a severe thunderstorm likely to produce heavy rainfall that may lead to flash flooding was detected near Maroochydore and waters off Maroochydore,” the Queensland police stated in an announcement.

In one other incident, the police knowledgeable {that a} girl was discovered lifeless in her automotive which was discovered submerged in floodwaters close to Mount Isa.

Queensland police stated that the matter is being investigated and urged individuals to give you any data that may help within the investigation.

“Due to recent weather events, flooding is continuing to impact extensive road networks across the Mount Isa district. Motorists are urged to exercise extreme caution, and to never enter flood waters,” the police acknowledged.

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