A severe storm in Bunbury, WA, tore the roof off a pub with guests inside, causing chaos and destruction. Read more about the wild weather here!
A recent severe storm in Bunbury, Western Australia, wreaked havoc as the Parade Hotel lost a large section of its roof with guests still inside. The frightening incident left the hotel closed until further notice due to the significant damage. Emergency services in southwest coastal WA were inundated with over 200 calls for help as the storm battered the area, creating a scene of chaos and destruction.
The storm not only hit the Parade Hotel but also brought widespread damage to the area, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake. Residents of Bunbury described the event as a 'freak weather event,' with one resident comparing the noise to the 'blast of an atomic bomb.' The city was plunged into darkness as thousands of homes lost power, and emergency services stayed on the ground to assess the aftermath.
As the storm subsided, an evacuation center was set up in Perth to assist those affected by the freak weather. The community came together to support each other in the face of the disaster. Despite the chaos and damage caused by the storm, the resilience and unity of the residents shone through, highlighting the strength of the community in times of crisis.
In the midst of the storm chaos, three people ended up in the hospital, emphasizing the severity of the situation. The roof ripping off the popular Parade Hotel became a symbol of the storm's destructive power, reminding everyone of the unpredictability of nature's fury. The event serves as a stark reminder of the importance of preparedness and unity in facing natural disasters.
The Parade Hotel lost a large section of its roof while guests were inside. Bunbury fire station spokesman Daryn Rowland said there were 10 people in the pub ...
A roof has been ripped off a pub in Western Australia with people still inside after a severe storm tore th...
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