Uncontrolled fire ravages Perth suburb Port Kennedy, causing destruction.

Port Kennedy bushfire threat level lowered after evacuation warning.

December 17th 2024.

Uncontrolled fire ravages Perth suburb Port Kennedy, causing destruction.
Residents of a southern suburb in Perth were facing a potential threat from a bushfire, but thankfully the danger has now been reduced. Earlier, there were concerns for the safety of those living in the area and they were advised to evacuate as a precautionary measure.

A watch and act warning was issued for residents living east of Bakewell Drive and west of Ennis Avenue in Port Kennedy. This was done in order to keep them informed and prepared in case the situation worsened. The fire was still raging and had spread over 22 hectares of land, keeping 45 firefighters busy trying to contain it. They were also conducting backburning operations to prevent the fire from spreading further.

The Department of Fire and Emergency Services advised people to keep themselves updated on the situation by visiting their website. They also urged those living nearby to remain vigilant and be on the lookout for any changes in the conditions. As a safety measure, residents were advised to keep their doors and windows shut, turn off their air conditioners, and keep water running. They were also reminded to check their properties for any embers that may pose a threat to their homes.

A warning from the DFES stated that immediate action was necessary for the survival of those in the affected areas. The situation was considered dangerous and there was a risk to both lives and homes. As a precaution, Port Kennedy Drive was closed between Bakewell Drive and Ennis Avenue, and drivers were advised to avoid the area.

The bushfire was first reported at 1:38pm and authorities have been working tirelessly to bring it under control. In order to stay informed with the latest updates on the situation, the 9News app is available for download on both Apple and Google Play stores. By using this app, users can stay updated on breaking news, sports, politics, and weather, and also receive notifications directly to their smartphones. Safety should always be a top priority, and staying informed is crucial in times of emergencies.

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