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Neil Bibby

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An emergency warning siren system sounded at 5:30am in Sapphire and residents were told to move to higher ground as Retreat Creek rapidly rose

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By Neil Bibby
| Asia Pacific Fire Magazine Verified
A man has been rescued from the roof of his car after being stranded for more than 4 hours on the Burnett Highway in the Gympie region as much of Queensland remains on flood alert. It was just one of several rescues across the state caused by flooding from heavy rains after a tropical low crossed the far north Queensland coast on Friday.
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Bluff Knoll rescue underway after two climbers injured in fall

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By Neil Bibby
| Asia Pacific Fire Magazine Verified
One of two climbers injured in a fall on Bluff Knoll, in WA’s Great Southern, has been retrieved from the mountain, while efforts remain underway to rescue the other. Emergency services said both climbers sustained serious but non-life-threatening injuries and were due to be assessed by St John Ambulance. One was taken from the scene by helicopter, and efforts to rescue the other person are ongoing, authorities said.
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Blast at India explosives factory kills 17

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By Neil Bibby
| Asia Pacific Fire Magazine Verified
A blast at an explosives factory killed at least 17 people and injured 18 others on Sunday (Mar 1), officials in the western Indian state of Maharashtra said. Prime Minister Narendra Modi said the accident was “deeply distressing” and wished a speedy recovery to the survivors. Maharashtra state chief minister Devendra Fadnavis called the incident “extremely unfortunate and tragic” in a post on X. The accident happened in Nagpur, about 800km from state capital Mumbai.
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