Police issue warning about widespread crocodile presence after floods in Australia

Police in Australia’s Northern Territory have warned residents of widespread crocodile activity following severe flooding that has displaced over 1,000 people. The town of Katherine is facing its worst flooding since 1998, prompting evacuations and warnings against swimming in floodwaters due to swift currents and the presence of crocodiles. Authorities rescued a man from floodwaters in Beswick, stressing the dangers of flooding and urging the public to stay out of affected areas.

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