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Severe Storm Causes Hundreds of Flight Cancellations in New Zealand

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Severe storms have led to the cancellation of approximately 200 flights in New Zealand.
Over 3,000 households are without electricity due to the severe weather.
Flooding and landslides have impacted central regions, including the capital Wellington.
Authorities warn of road debris and flooding risks as conditions begin to improve.

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Severe weather has struck New Zealand, leading to significant disruptions, including power outages and flight cancellations. The country has experienced heavy rainfall and strong winds, causing floods and landslides across several regions. Reports indicate that more than 3,000 households have lost electricity due to the adverse weather conditions, affecting communities as the storm advances.

In response to the storm, Air New Zealand canceled hundreds of flights, particularly those operating in and out of the capital and New Plymouth airport. The airline confirmed that all domestic flights were suspended to ensure safety amid the ongoing severe weather. With a population of approximately 5.3 million, the impacts of the storm have been felt widely as residents cope with the aftermath of the extreme weather events.

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Thousands of residents in New Zealand were left without electricity due to flooding and landslides.

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