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Woman's body found as Tasmania faces worst flooding in decades
SBS News
June 6, 2016
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The body of a woman lost in the Tasmanian floods has been found in her home.

Mary Allford, 75, was reported missing after her husband was winched to safety when their Latrobe home was inundated with water yesterday.

Search and rescue crews today found Ms Allford's body after the water inside her home had subsided.

An 81-year-old man, named by the ABC as Trevor Foster, is still missing after being swept into the rising Ouse River from his backyard following heavy rainfall.

SBS News reporter Julia Calixto is in Launceston where rain was continuing on Tuesday morning and the state had already seen record rain falls, and in some locations, record river heights.

Pic taken from Tasmania Police chopper crew over the Latrobe area while conducting air searches. (Facebook: Tasmania Police) (facebook)

Please note the following about the flooded area:

Launceston Tours
Tasmania.com
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Launceston (pronounced lon-ses-ton) is the second largest city in Tasmania. It is named after the city of Launceston in Cornwall, England.

Launceston (is) situated at the inland end of the Tamar Valley, a major scenic grape growing and winery area in Northern Tasmania. Situated where the North and South Esk Rivers join and become the Tamar River, it is the centre of a very fertile farming and rural region. Many local villages such as Evandale, historical houses and estates have been preserved and are worth a visit.