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Mayors of Ashburton, Selwyn and Waimakariri districts say the extended state of emergency will aid in the recovery of Canterbury's worst-hit flood areas.

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Have to be thoroughly examined by bridge engineers and road construction engineers. in some cases, they will have to be closed for a period of time as they have to ve build them. obviously, as you are looking right now. >> that kind of damage to that highway will close that for a considerable people. then you have to done assessment of all of the surrounding structures. were any of them compromised as a result of this quake? not just the damage that's obvious and we see with the gaping hole on the highway. do the cracks extend further down the cement structures, further down any metal structur...

Rapids, beginning to drain away. this is the point now. 24 hours ago, just heard an explosion in the distance, i believe that was the i-10, there was a bridge engineers were trying to get rid of, they were demoing that now i think. this is an industrial area in beaumont. you can get a sense of just how much water there is. 24 hours ago, this river crested just here. now it is all the way down there, it has a long way to go, the areas around beaumont are even harder hit. that water is just sitting. you can't get to places like pine wood estate or saddle lakes around beaumont. people are coming ...

Of maintenance and in fact, a bridge that is designed in 1955 could never have contemplated heavy, 18-wheeler trucks and the designs of the lanes themselves could be much shorter and permit a truck that is errant to hit a portion of the bridge. what is totally, totally unacceptable. is that bridges today have redundancy, so where you have something hitting a structural element, there is other supports to keep the bridge up. here, you saw a bridge sheared away, went straight down upon impact. and that's something bridge engineers understand, but politicians are not funning the needed recollect ...