NT Parliament House in The aftermath of Tropical Cyclone Marcus after it hit Darwin's CBD in Darwin, Saturday, March 17, 2018. Source: AAP Image/Glenn Campbell
Darwin was directly in the path of Cyclone Marcus and suffered severe impacts from wind gusts up to 130km/hour on Saturday, March 17. Northern Territory authorities made no declaration of emergency, but the Insurance Council of Australia declared it a catastrophe for the Greater Darwin region. Marcus is considered the citys second-worst cyclone after Tracy, which devastated Darwin on Christmas Eve 1974. Danny Chow reports.
Darwin was directly in the path of Cyclone Marcus and suffered severe impacts from wind gusts up to 130km/hour on Saturday, March 17. Northern Territory authorities made no declaration of emergency, but the Insurance Council of Australia declared it a catastrophe for the Greater Darwin region. Marcus is considered the citys second-worst cyclone after Tracy, which devastated Darwin on Christmas Eve 1974. Danny Chow reports.