Bushfires destroy more property in Victoria as military, volunteers ramp up disaster relief
ABCLight rain will barely give firefighters the chance to "take a breath" before Victoria is likely to face another fire emergency in a few days, authorities say. Fires incident controller Andy Gillham said some communities were threatened two or three times over Saturday, including a "very close call at Omeo", where Army helicopters evacuated people from the oval. Mr Gillham said light rain and cooler conditions in the state's east was "simply a reprieve", and people needed to prepare for more emergencies later this week. "We do know that there's likely to be losses, house losses in the Cobungra estate but we don't have any idea what that looks like yet," Mr Gillham said. "We doubted all our decisions that we had made for the safety of our family, and that's a terrible feeling, when you feel like maybe you have put your kids in danger," Ms Richards said.