Rapidly rising flood waters – Woronora

NSW SES have issued emergency evacuation orders for:

WORONORA – EVACUATE NOW

• Low lying parts of Woronora
• Harrison Avenue (2.4m Woronora Gauge – Minor)
• McKinley Avenue (2.4m Woronora Gauge – Minor)
• Washington Drive (2.4m Woronora Gauge – Minor)
• Wilson Place (2.5m Woronora Gauge – Minor)
• Once floodwater reaches 2.4 metres at the Woronora Bridge, the area will be isolated. If you remain in the area after 7pm Monday 4^th July 2022 you may be trapped without power, water and other essential services and it may be too dangerous to rescue you.

• Low lying parts of Woronora on the eastern side of the river
• Liffey Place
• Thames Street
• Prince Edward Park Road North of the bridge at the RSL
• USE EVACUATION ROUTE: Proceed north on Prince Edward Park Road and east on Menai Road
• Once floodwater reaches 2 metres at the Woronora Bridge, the area will be isolated. If you remain in the area after 8pm Monday 4^th July 2022 you may be trapped without power, water and other essential services and it may be too dangerous to rescue you.

• Low lying parts of Bonnet Bay
• Johnson Close, Arthur Place and properties on Lower Washington Drive backing onto Johnson Close
• USE EVACUATION ROUTE: Proceed east on Washington Drive towards Tudor Road and Sutherland
• Once floodwater reaches 2 metres at the Woronora Bridge, the area will be isolated. If you remain in the area after 8pm Monday 4^th July 2022 you may be trapped without power, water and other essential services and it may be too dangerous to rescue you.

• Flood waters are rapidly rising in Woronora.
• If you are unable to evacuate using safe evacuation route, move to higher ground immediately.
• Stay with family & friends where possible outside of flood areas.
• Evacuation centre is established at Gymea Tradies, 57 Manchester Road, Gymea.
• Stay up to date, listen to ABC radio.
• If you require assistance to evacuate, call the NSW SES on 132 500.
• More info: www.ses.nsw.gov.au