The Moruya branch of the NSW Rural Fire Service (RFS) continue to monitor South Head Road, Moruya, for spot-fires on Friday, January 13.
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HIGH-TECH SPOTTING: Firefighters Jenn O'Brien and Brodie Carrington, from the Moruya branch of the NSW Rural Fire Service, use infra-red technology to find hot-spots in the duff-layer, after a fire on South Head Road, on January 8.
Emergency services were originally called to a grass fire on private property at South Head Road, Moruya, about 11am on Sunday, January 8.
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A spokesman for the RFS said crew from Moruya had monitored the site daily since the original fire.
“The area has a thick layer of duff where fire can smolder,” he said.
Moruya RFS crew have used technology such as infra-red cameras to detect hot-spots in the duff.
There has been no damage to property.
