RURAL communities are being warned of the dangerous water borne brain eating amoeba Naegleria Fowleri, which thrives in water temperatures above 25 degrees celsius and has been discovered in lakes, creeks, dams, bores and rainwater tanks across the country.
The impact of the deadly amoeba was highlighted recently by the ABC program Four Corners.
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