The Australian basketball star and NBA champion, Andrew Bogut, has copied a fierce reaction on social networks after making fun of the impacts of former tropical cyclone Alfred in Queensland and New South Wales.
Thousands of residents are starting cleaning efforts after the storm left a trace of destruction, damaging houses and cars, flooded roads and eroded beaches.
Flood warnings remain in place in the southeast of Queensland and the northeast of Nueva Wales del Sur, with many communities at risk, some of which have already suffered multiple floods in recent years.
Unlike most cyclones that hit quickly, Alfred moved unpredictably, playing land later than expected after performing a loop loop on the Pacific Ocean.
Before the cyclone's coup, Bogut pointed to the buyers who emptied the shelves of the supermarkets in the anticipation of the storm.
'I was hope that the people of Australia had learned from 2020-2023. Obviously not, 'he published on social networks.
The former NBA star Andrew Bogut has launched several publications on social networks that make fun of the forecasts and reports of the former tropical cyclone Alfred
Many areas of the southeast of Queensland, including Newmarket in Brisbane, were flooded with flood water
Large trees were talled by Queensland and Nueva Wales del Sur, forcing road closures and power cuts
'The bad storms that arrive in the southeast of Queensland, and the supermarkets are full of zombies that assault the shelves as if we were about not seeing food for six months.
“One thing is sure, however, it is easy to know who can be so easily scared by the media. Be sure and do not take silly risks, but I am not sure that 18 bread breads and 15 egg cards will save it. ''
While the cyclone mistreated the houses, the talled trees and left thousands without energy, Bogut mocked the Australian Meteorology Office (BOM).
'Good news, the main media and births were wrong … again. But remember, take your predictions for 2030 and beyond, “he published.
His comments caused strong criticism of the Australians fighting after the former cyclone.
'Hello Big Fella, more than 20 hours without energy in my suburb and now floods. It seems that Bom did it well. Stay in his lane, 'a user replied.
“Tiro from the head: many people in trouble in northern NSW,” added another.
However, Bogut doubled, changing his focus on Australian media.
The locals who went through the cyclone criticized Bogut for their publications on Alfred and his impacts
Others defended the basketball star, saying that the storm had been exaggerated in the leader
'I continued more. Category 2? Morfing in category 3? Scare people to clean the grocery stores, leaving other families with nothing? He wrote.
'As I said, we all need to take precautions and not take silly risks such as the idiots that get stuck on the beaches, but make everyone feel panic and stress? MSM is a virus.
“Pull your head if you think your reports were useful.”
Bogut's comments caused a greater debate, and some defended the forecasts of the birth list.
“Would you be happier if MSM underestimate the impact?” A user asked.
'I like most of what you write, but this is far away. I lost energy for 30 hours and only recovered it. I have friends and family still waiting after more than three days. We were lucky not to be worse, '' added another.
Meanwhile, Queensland and New South Wales continue to recover from Alfred's impact.
Electricity interruptions reached its maximum point in more 450,000 homes, with Queensland Prime Minister David Crisafulli calling it the “largest energy loss of the state” of a natural disaster.
Many areas of Queensland and New South Wales remain underwater from the flood of the flood
Some regions may take weeks or even months to recover from the damage caused by Alfred
On the gold coast, newly built luxury apartments residents reported that the rain leaked through the windows in their homes of great height.
On the other hand, the fall of the trees crushed cars and houses, with at least one incident that caused an electric fire.
Flooded roads have caused generalized closures and interruptions of the traffic signal, which further interrupts daily life.
Tragically, at least one fatality has been informed, and another four are not yet counted. There have also been several injuries, including those of a road collision that involves the Australian defense force during the storm peak.