"Leave immediately" emergency warnings have been issued for Innot Hot Springs and Jumna Dam.
"Leave immediately" emergency warnings have been issued for Innot Hot Springs and Jumna Dam, in the tablelands south of Cairns, about 2.30pm .The situation can change rapidly. Get the most up-to-date information on theFires in Queensland's south are largely under control as an emergency begins in the state's north.
"The three main fires of concern were at Dalveen, Wallangarra and Swanfels," Rural Fire Service manager Wayne Waltisbuhl said when speaking about fires in the state's south."We are looking at that right now to see if we can open up roads and allow people to get back to their homes."There are 75 active fires burning across the state.
QFES Commissioner Stephen Smith said they had to keep a strong presence and continue to monitor contained fires.
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