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Pigeon Hole flood evacuees living in Yarralin tent camp with no date to return home

A temporary camp has been set up for Pigeon Hole flood evacuees on the Yarralin oval. (ABC News: Pete Garnish)

Three months after the remote Northern Territory community of Pigeon Hole was severely flooded, residents are still living in tents and have no clear idea about when they will be able to return home.

Nitjpurru — or Pigeon Hole – was one of three communities, including Kalkarindji and Daguragu, that were inundated by floodwaters that wiped out homes and infrastructure in early March.

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