Source: Emergency WA

Bushfire Watch and Act - in the area bounded by Brand Highway to the west, Honeycomb Road, Mooliabeenee Road and Ashworth Road to the north, Crest Hill Road to the east and Gray Road and Creighton Road to the south in parts of BAMBUN, BINDOON, COONABIDGEE, GINGIN, LENNARD BROOK, MOOLIABEENEE, MOONDAH in the SHIRES OF GINGIN and CHITTERING

The following alert has been issued by the Department of Fire and Emergency Services (DFES)

Please note changes under What Firefighters are Doing section.

Time of issue: 02:47 PM
Date of issue: 15 January 2024

Bushfire WATCH AND ACT for parts of BAMBUN, BINDOON, COONABIDGEE, GINGIN, LENNARD BROOK, MOOLIABEENEE, MOONDAH in the SHIRES OF GINGIN and CHITTERING
A bushfire WATCH AND ACT is in place for people in the area bounded by Brand Highway to the west, Honeycomb Road, Mooliabeenee Road and Ashworth Road to the north, Crest Hill Road to the east and Gray Road and Creighton Road to the south in parts of BAMBUN, BINDOON, COONABIDGEE, GINGIN, LENNARD BROOK, MOOLIABEENEE, MOONDAH in the SHIRES OF GINGIN and CHITTERING.

The alert level for this fire has been downgraded as the fire is contained.
There is a possible threat to lives and homes as a fire is approaching in the area and conditions are changing.

WHAT TO DO
If you are not prepared or you plan to leave, leave now if the way is clear.
If you find it hard to move quickly, you should enact your bushfire plan or leave now for a safer place. This may be with family and friends away from the area or to the evacuation centre.
If you are well prepared and plan to actively defend your home, make final preparations now.
If you plan to stay and actively defend, do not rely on mains water pressure as it may be affected. You need to have access to an independent water supply, and start patrolling your property to put out spot fires.
Keep doors and windows closed and turn off evaporative air conditioners, but keep water running through the system if possible.
If you are not at home, do not try to return as conditions in the area could be very dangerous.

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