Emergency services have closed all entrances to the popular spot, located north of the Darwin CBD.
One person has been killed and another has been injured after a tree fell at Darwin's Botanic Gardens, the ABC understands.
Northern Territory Police have closed all entrances to the popular spot, located north of the Darwin CBD.The ABC understands a tree fell on individuals inside the park.
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