NEW ZEALAND-QUEENSTOWN-STATE OF EMERGENCY

NEW ZEALAND-QUEENSTOWN-STATE OF EMERGENCY

(230922) -- QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 22, 2023 (Xinhua) -- The path to a sightseeing cable car system is closed due to slips in Queenstown, New Zealand, on Sept. 22, 2023. New Zealand's scenic town Queenstown declared a state of emergency on Friday for an initial period of seven days, as part of the response to the current heavy rain and risks of slips and flooding. TO GO WITH "State of emergency declared for New Zealand's Queenstown following heavy rain" (Xinhua)

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