As Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison toured a bushfire-ravaged town on Thursday, he was loudly heckled by locals.
The anger towards him in Cobargo, New South Wales, was palpable. But most awkward - and attention-grabbing - were two
quieter encounters.
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In one, Mr Morrison approached a woman and asked "how are you?". When she failed to meet his hand, he reached down
and lifted hers for a limp handshake.
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She responded: "I'm only shaking your hand if you give more money to RFS [Rural Fire Service]. So many people have lost
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"I understand," he replied. As he walked away, she added: "We need more help."
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Mr Morrison was criticised online for lifting the woman's hand
After a firefighter separately refused to shake his hand, Mr Morrison said to his aides: "Tell that fella I'm really sorry, I'm sure
he's just tired." A local official responded: "No, no, he lost a house."
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The exchanges, all filmed and widely shared, have again focused public ire on Mr Morrison over his handling of an
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