Chief Minister Natasha Fyles said there were still there were still 'hundreds' of people waiting to be evacuated from Kalkarindji to the nearest major centre of Katherine.
Help keep family & friends informed by sharing this articleNorthern Territory Chief Minister Natasha Fyles says the conditions in remote communities impacted by major flooding has eased, as authorities continue working to evacuate "hundreds" of displaced residents.
Ms Fyles said there had been 17 evacuation flights, of both small aircraft and helicopters, so far today. The community of Palumpa will not be evacuated due to a rapid drop in water levels, but vulnerable residents of Yarralin will be evacuated.
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