"What is perceived is an underground tension"

NASA/Satellite image 2019 Maxar Technologies via AP

This NASA Modis satellite image provided by Maxar shows smoke from wildfires burning in in New South Wales, Australia, Thursday, Nov. 14, 2019. Source: NASA via Satellite image 2019 Maxar Technologies

The Australia fire emergency continues and the strong winds and rising temperatures are exacerbating the situation. Winter has been particularly dry, now the vegetation is ready to explode.

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Published 21 November 2019 2:26pm

Updated 21 November 2019 2:28pm

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The Australia fire emergency continues and the strong winds and rising temperatures are exacerbating the situation. Winter has been particularly dry, now the vegetation is ready to explode.

South Australia, New Sout wales, Queensland and from today also Victoria, Australia's unrelenting bushfire emergency is showing no signs of easing as heatwaves threaten to exacerbate already precarious conditions.

We spoke about the situation in South Australia this morning with Alessandro Vecchiarelli, our cinema expert who was live from Mount Gambier, a city in South Australia near the border with Victoria.