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Planned burn near Amity Point Water Treatment Plant

21 Aug 2019

Seqwater is conducting a planned burn near the Amity Point Water Treatment Plant on North Stradbroke Island on Tuesday 28 May 2019, subject to weather conditions and other unforeseen delays.

Smoke will be visible to people in Amity Point and Point Lookout. If you have a respiratory health condition, follow the advice of your health practitioner and in case of an emergency, call Triple Zero (000).

Remain vigilant and follow the directions of staff and traffic control signage on-site.

Fire crews will conduct planned burns on Seqwater land across South East Queensland from August to September 2019.

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