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Thousands of Perth households are facing another six months of restrictions on fruit and vegetables as authorities continue their battle against a destructive fruit fly.
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authorities → see → fly
The quarantine was due to end on Saturday, September 26, but has been extended until March 31, 2027.
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quarantine → end → March
The Queensland fruit fly, which can be found predominantly along Australia's east coast, was found by the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) in South Perth and Como last year.
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which → find → Perth
Following the discovery, the department established a 1.5km-radius quarantine red zone in April, covering more than 7,000 properties in South Perth, Como, Kensington, parts of Bentley and parts of East Victoria Park.
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department → follow → Park
The quarantine measures are aimed at protecting WA's $1.49 billion horticultural industry from the destructive pest.
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measures → aim → pest
A DPIRD spokesman said that those in the quarantine zone had to remove all fruit from their trees.
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those → say → trees
'Residents in the red zone will need to continue removing ripe and ripening fruit and fruiting vegetables from host plants and eat it immediately, or treat the fruit before disposal in the general waste bin,' he said.
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Thousands of Perth homes will face another six months of restrictions on fruit and vegetables as authorities continue their battle against a destructive fruit fly
The restriction was due to end on Saturday but has been extended until March 31, 2027
Once removed, the fruit must also not be moved within the red zone, unless it has been cooked, frozen, dried or preserved.
Although it was 'disappointing' for fruit to be wasted, the DPIRD spokesman said that it was a necessary 'sacrifice' for the eradication process to succeed.
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process → face → zone
'While the new expiry date for the quarantine area is March 31, 2027, rest assured that restrictions will be lifted as soon as we regain area freedom from Qfly,' he said.
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he → rest → Qfly
Beyond the red zone, a larger 15km orange buffer zone remains in place to help prevent the pest from spreading further.
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zone → remain → pest
Host fruit and fruiting vegetables in the orange zone cannot be taken beyond the area unless they have been treated.
DPIRD chief plant biosecurity officer Vincent Lanoiselet urged residents to continue following the restrictions to help stop the pest from spreading.
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Lanoiselet → fruit → pest
'We are calling for the support of everyone in the Quarantine Red Zone to pick ripe and ripening fruit and not move fruit to help break the pest's life cycle and stop it from spreading to other suburbs and our horticultural areas,' he said.
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he → call → suburbs
'Working together — industry, government and community — gives us the best chance of eradicating this pest as quickly as possible.'
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