Meanings of clear debris in English

Wellington City Council said crews were using machinery to clear debris.

At a distance, workers used bulldozers and metal-cutters to clear debris.

The department will deploy 400 extra sanitation employees to clear debris on Friday.

Houses were scarred by wide cracks across walls and residents sought to clear debris from the streets.

Volunteers from elsewhere in Australia helped to clean solar panels, repair farmers' fences and clear debris from rural roads.

Like its upright cousins from Dyson, the DC31 dumps everything into a clear debris chamber that's blissfully easy to empty.

The chainsaw had to be used to clear debris from a few sections of track, but Zealandia got off fairly lightly.

Clean-up crews worked to move downed power lines and clear debris, and residents began putting tarps over damaged homes to prevent further damage.

He made it back to the pits but officials threw out the red flag to allow marshals to clear debris left on track.

A firefighter in French Polynesia has died trying to clear debris in torrential rain that has hit the Society islands and the Tuamotus.

Clean-up crews worked to move downed power lines and clear debris, and residents began putting tarps over torn apart homes to prevent further damage.

Meanwhile, clean-up crews worked to move downed power lines and clear debris, and residents began putting tarps over torn apart homes to prevent further damage.

Videos posted on social media show people confronting a line of police officers armed with batons as they tried to clear debris off the road.

Residents were told to clear debris and gutters, and stock up on food and any medication that may be needed in the event of flooding.

Scores of construction workers worked at the mouth of the Cross-Harbour Tunnel to repair toll booths smashed by protesters and clear debris from approach roads.

Speaking as teams of volunteers helped clear debris from the devastated stadium on Wednesday, Watters said "gutted, devastated" her big day has been ruined.