Pair found after car bogged in WA
Two people have been found alive after their car became bogged on a dirt track in Western Australia's remote far north last week.
Four people were in the car when it was bogged on a track off the Gibb River Road, about 86km from Derby, on Friday evening, but only two returned safely to Mowanjum Community.
Kaylene Mungulu, 33, and Josephine Bear, 16, became separated from the other two people and remained missing until Tuesday morning when they were found about 5km east of their last known point.
There had been concerns for their safety due to severe weather conditions, with authorities conducting aerial and ground searches.
They are both in reasonable health and will be taken to Derby Hospital for a check up, police said.
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