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‘Highly likely’ missing Queensland fisherman was taken by crocodile
The search continued on Friday with police vessels, State Emergency Service volunteers, the Ingham Coast Guard and fishermen.
The Department of Environment and Science said two wildlife teams were sent to the area to help police and more personnel would be deployed.
Local fishermen have also joined the search for the 69-year-old.Credit:Queensland Police Service
“Departmental experts on the ground have examined the vessel and determined that it is highly likely that a crocodile is involved, however the exact circumstances and sequence of events remain unknown,” the DES statement said.
“A search for the animal is now under way. An incident control room has been established in Townsville. Our thoughts are with the family of the missing…
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