Three held for looting as floods toll rises Queensland floods claim six lives The bodies of two men are found near Gatton Wednesday as Brisbane runs low on drinking water in a flood disaster that has affected the whole east coast. TWO teenage girls are among three people charged with looting Gympie businesses while the town was flooded. The charges come as the death toll in the Queensland floods rose to six on Wednesday, with the discovery of the bodies of two farm workers who had been missing since Sunday. The body of a 25-year-old man was found by police divers not far from where a 34-year-old man was discovered inside a car in the flooded Sandy Creek at Glen Cairn, in the Lockyer Valley, west of Brisbane, earlier on Wednesday. However, the bodies were yet to be formally identified. With the death toll now at six, one person remained missing. The youngest victim was just three-years-old and was named as Angus Burke, the son of two doctors in Brisbane. He and his pregnant mother, Dr Zara Weedon, were crushed by a tree while walking along Kedron Brook in Gordon Park on Wednesday and Angus died in hospital later that night. Dr Weedon remains in a critical but stable condition in the Royal Brisbane and Women's Hospital. Ex-tropical cyclone Oswald claimed its first victims on Sunday in Burnett Heads, near Bundaberg and near Gympie. The 81-year-old man died when he fell off his yacht while trying to secure it against the ferocious winds. A 27-year-old man, believed to be wheelchair bound, drowned in a creek near Gympie when the car he was travelling in with his mother and stepfather was washed off the road. His step-father was rescued shortly after but his mother clung to a tree for hours before she could be saved. The next day, a motorcyclist was killed when he was swept off a flooded bridge into Oxley Creek in Greenbank. Water police in Yeppoon were still searching for a fisherman who had been missing since Thursday when his boat was destroyed by rough waters off the central coast. The other man he was fishing with, Steve Crear, managed to crawl up a bank and was rescued on Saturday. Parts of Logan, south of Brisbane, are isolated by flooding.