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Logan River flooding prompts call for Beaudesert, Leyburn residents to move to higher ground
While most southeast Queenslanders are waking up on Wednesday to a reprieve from days of torrential rain, residents in some low-lying areas are being told to move to higher ground, as nearby waterways continue to flood.
Emergency alerts released by Queensland Fire and Emergency Services late on Tuesday night advised residents of Leyburn and Beaudesert to “secure their belongings, warn their neighbours about the potential for flooding, and move to higher ground if in a low-lying area”.
The Canal Creek at Leyburn was due to reach a minor…
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