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Desperate search continues for Queensland man missing in suspected crocodile attack
9News Staff
A desperate search has resumed this morning for a man feared dead in a crocodile attack in Far North Queensland.
Emergency services were called about 2pm yesterday and quickly arrived at the scene in Cooktown, near the Annan River Bridge.
9News understands the man in his 40s was fishing with his family when he slipped and was grabbed by a crocodile.
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The man was reportedly dragged underneath the water and has not resurfaced.
His wife contacted emergency services and a search commenced but authorities hold grave fears for the man's safety.
Police and local authorities are continuing the search for the man today.
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