Celebrities react as Australia's bushfire crisis continues
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Australia has been experiencing a catastrophic bushfire season for months now, with no end in sight. Celebrities from Australia and around the world have taken to social media to provide information about ways people can support firefighting efforts and provide support to people and animals affected by the fires. Others, including Australian feminist Clementine Ford and American actress Bette Midler, criticised the response of Australian prime minister Scott Morrison. As of 8 AM Saturday morning local time, nearly six million hectares (60,000 sq km or 14.8 million acres) of bush, forest and parks have been burned and there were nearly 150 fire incidents being reported in New South Wales, with catastrophic weather conditions expected across many affected areas.
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We want to express our deep gratitude to the people in Australia who are fighting these devastating bushfires Our hearts are with everyone impacted especially those who have lost homes businesses and loved ones This is an immense tragedy for our home country #AustraliaBushfires pic.twitter.com/xcsPWSpDeS
— Hugh Jackman (@RealHughJackman) January 3, 2020
( Collapse ) Sources: Teresa PalmerUnreleased footage of @ScottMorrisonMP responding to Australian bushfires. #smoko #ScottyFomMarketing pic.twitter.com/3vxz9mlorx
— Clementine Ford 🧟♀️ (@clementine_ford) January 2, 2020
Phoebe Tonkin
Hugh Jackman
Clementine Ford
Halsey
Bette Middler
NSW RFS Fires Near Me Website
Resources for Australians:
NSW Rural Fire Service's 'Fires Near Me' webpage (also has an app)
Country Fire Service of Victoria Map
Northern Territory Fire Incident Map
South Australian Country Fire Service
Western Australia - Emergency WA
Tasmanian Fire Service alerts page.
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