At the flood peak, at 4.46 metres, it has drowned homes, businesses, and schools in towns and cities across Queensland. 

 

About 62,000 volunteers have registered in Queensland, and more are still registering to volunteer on different cities in the state. 

 

With the current flood situation, Australia will suffer $5.6 billion to replace the infrastructure of Queensland state. 

 

Some were even swept from the roof of a car in the business district of Toowoomba.

 
14 people remain missing while almost 9 billion was lost from the flood.

 

Flood relief efforts are still ongoing, as more than 20 000 volunteers have registered over the weekend.

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86 towns and cities across Queensland are affected.

More than 20 000 homes and business are without electricity.

90 000 people have registered to volunteered their services so far.

The estimate cost of damage is 5.6 billion.

 

Eleven thousand and nine hundred homes in 67 suburbs were completely destroyed during the flood.

 

Over the weekend, more than twenty thousand volunteers have registered with Volunteering Queensland to help with relief efforts.

Flash flood caused by a freak storm in Queensland resulted in 18 deaths and 14 people missing. 

 

86 towns and cities across Queensland and 67 suburbs were affected with homes and businesses completely flooded at the flood peak. 

 

More than 62,000 volunteers have registered with Volunteering Queensland over the weekend. 

 

At least 86 towns and cities across Queensland were affected, leaving thousands of homes and businesses completely flooded.

 

14 people still remain missing in the Toowoomba area. 

About sixty-two thousand volunteers have registered with Volunteering Queensland to assist in flood relief efforts since the flooding began. 

 

$5.6 billion are estimated for replacing the infrastructure. The mining and agriculture industry losses an estimation of $3.0 billion. Tourism suffers a huge loss of estimated AU$300 million.

 

Currently there are more than 60,000 volunteers are helping with the relief efforts.

 

14 people remain missing from the flood.

This horrific video of a car being swept away was taken by an office worker today. 

 

These flash floods have affected more than eighty-six towns and cities across Queensland. 

 

The floods have damaged buildings, sweeping away dangerous debris. Officials say that close to six billion is needed to replace infrastructure.   

Relief efforts are already under way, with more than sixty-two thousand volunteers registered under Queensland.