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Another group of people who responded to cyclone Debbie was both the Australian Red Cross and some tech experts. They teamed up to send drones which could provide emergency packages to isolated areas in need and assess damage and co-ordinate emergency responses. One person included in the project, Dr Patrick Meier, has told abc that the drones aren't going to take over traditional technology, but instead complement and help them.

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One group of people who responded to Cyclone Debbie was the Queensland Government. The Australian government who  have 'worked hand in glove with our Queensland counterparts' have prepared to help government areas that were affected by Cyclone Debbie. Both the government and the NDRRA, (Natural Disaster Relief and Recovery Arrangements), have funded for help to be sent to those in need.

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The damage bill for Cyclone Debbie topped $1 billion. Insured losses were estimated to top $655 million, with over 50 000 claims. Both Proserpine and Arlie Beach were without water and power for two or more days. The military ended up sending 1300 soldiers to assess damage and  help with clean-up. Helicopters and planes were also sent out to provide food and water and help rebuild infrastructue. Approximately 600 power lines were wrecked and 50 000 people were ithout power.

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http://www.bom.gov.au/cyclone/history/debbie.shtml
https://www.cciq.com.au/news/cyclone-debbie-overall-damage-bill-and-economic-impact/
http://statements.qld.gov.au/Statement/2017/3/28/disaster-assistance-for-queensland-communities-affected-by-tropical-cyclone-debbie
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2017-03-31/drone-trial-to-deliver-rapid-disaster-relief-after-cyclones/8403334
Chart 1 from Miss Pentz

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Cyclone Debbie formed on the 18th of December, 2003, in the Arafura Sea. It didn't just form in a day, it only developed into a tropical cyclone on December 20th. On December 20 Cyclone Debbie started moving south and teared up the area between Goulburn Island and Maningrida in North Queensland.