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Crib Point fire

By MP News GroupJanuary 19, 2016Updated:February 1, 2016No Comments1 Min Read
Little remains of The Esplanade, Crib Point, house lost in the 18 January fire. Picture: Gary Sissons
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Photos of the aftermath of yesterdays fires at Crib Point taken by Mornington Peninsula News photographer Gary Sissons.

Firefighters have stopped the spread of the bushfire in the CRIB POINT area at Crib Point, this fire is classified as being under control.
Residents and motorist should take care when travelling in the area as there are still approximately 25 fire trucks and crews working and patrolling the fire area.
Staying close to shelter is the safest option, in case conditions change again suddenly. Continue to stay informed and monitor conditions.

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