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Qld man drowns in floodwaters after heavy rain hits remote indigenous community in Queensland, Australia
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A family member has been arrested in relation to the drowning of a man whose body was caught by floods.
Sunder Creek, in the remote South West of Queensland, was struck by a flood of around 200mm that started over the weekend.
The river reached its highest levels ever reported and caused damage to vehicles and homes.
A 50-year-old man drowned when he lost control of his car after being dumped in the flooding area.
The man, believed to be in his late 40s and of a family from the remote tribal community of Manguon in northern Queensland, has been charged with abandoning his car.
Police are continuing to search for a second person, who was with his family when they lost control of the vehicle.
Police say they hope the man can provide information that might lead to their recovery.
Topics: drowning, storm-event, emergency-incidents, disasters-and-accidents, floods, port-macquarie-4217, qld, australia, act, australia
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