Disaster recovery assistance provided for workers following ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred

Disaster recovery assistance provided for workers following ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred
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It’s great to hear that disaster recovery allowances are available for workers affected by ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred. This kind of support can be crucial for individuals and families trying to recover from the impacts of severe weather. It’s important to take advantage of any resources and assistance available, including financial aid, counseling services, or job placement programs. If you or someone you know has been affected, make sure to check with local authorities or organizations to understand the application process and eligibility requirements. Supporting each other during these tough times is essential for community recovery.