Thousands of inhabitants of Australia's third-largest city withdraw from homes on Wednesday as massive floods began to snow below the monetary district, spark trepidation buying of food and left establishment distracted for nearly 70 people not there.
The main floods in a century have so far killed 16 people since starting their expression across the northern mining state of Queensland last month, crippling the coking coal industry, destroying communications, put a brake on the financial system and sending the local money to four-week lows.
With a flood rush predictable to peak on Thursday in the state capital of Brisbane, a city of two million, inhabitants pressed food-laden shopping carts from side to side drowned streets as supermarket were stripped of milk and cash staples.
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