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Marlborough authorities are still assessing the damage from the worst flooding in living memory. Civil Defence has flown over Queen Charlotte Sound by helicopter today to survey the damage and will head out to other areas of the Sounds tomorrow. Civil Defence Controller, Richard McNamara explains what damage they have found and which areas they still need to survey.
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