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WA Bushfire: West River and Fitzgerald residents urged to still be alert as warning downgraded
A fire in West River and Fitzgerald has been downgraded after residents were earlier urged to leave their homes as the large uncontrolled bushfire moved north-west rapidly.
Sparked in a paddock about 1.10pm on Wednesday, the blaze resulted in an emergency warning for those in the area bounded by West River Road, Old Ongerup Road and Fitzgerald Road in Fitzgerald and West River in the Shire of Ravensthorpe.
The warning was downgraded an advice level just before 7pm, however, residents were still warned to stay alert.
The Department of Fire and Emergency Services say the blaze has been contained but is not yet under control.
‘God, I hope it’s not mine’: Geraldton man describes moment he found out his house had burnt down
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A West Australian man has described feeling helpless as he watched on from behind road blocks while his home was destroyed by an out-of-control bushfire on Monday.
More than 200 firefighters worked throughout the weekend and Monday to control fires raging through the town of Geraldton, about five hours drive north of Perth.
Geraldton man Nick Morgan has described the moment he found out his home had burnt down in a bushfire.Credit: ABC / 9 News Perth
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