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Queenstown Police are advising residents to limit their movements in floodwater due to"unseen hazards and recent crocodile sightings".Why you can trust Sky News
Almost 100 people were evacuated to higher ground in the worst-hit remote town of Burketown, around 1,300 miles northwest of state capital Brisbane following heavy rainfall in the past week. Queenstown Police have warned Burketown residents to limit their movements in the flood water due to recent crocodile sightings.
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