Fire-affected residents to return home after blaze ravages thousands of hectares in central Queensland

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Residents of fire-ravaged Deepwater in central Queensland are preparing to return to their homes to survey the damage for themselves.

After triggering several emergency-level warnings the blaze is burning within containment linesGeorge Barnes lost his house and some of his pets in the blaze

He said police had shown him pictures of his property on Muller Road where he had lived for a decade.Mr Barnes was in Brisbane when the fire broke out earlier this week and his friend Amanda Andrews rescued his three dogs and one of his cats.Ms Andrews described the rough conditions she faced at the height of the blaze on Tuesday."By the time was hitting the fire, the heat of the fire, everything was rushing up the side of the hill. The house didn't stand a chance.

Mr Storrs said crews were working with Ergon Energy and the local council to make the area safe first.

 

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