State of emergency declared in the south of the province, where the Bald Range fire remains extremely active
Canada: 20,000 evacuated as large wildfire rages in British Columbia
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In western Canada, more than 20,000 people evacuated as a large wildfire advances. More than 20,000 people have been evacuated since Friday in the Canadian province of British Columbia (west) due to a major wildfire that is spreading rapidly. More than 50 people had to be evacuated by air from the locality of Faulder as the flames advanced.
Furthermore, First reported Friday evening in southern British Columbia, where a state of emergency has been declared, the Bald Range fire remains "extremely active," provincial authorities warned Saturday.
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In western Canada, more than 20,000 people evacuated as a large wildfire advances.
according to Le Monde — InternationalMore than 20,000 people have been evacuated since Friday in the Canadian province of British Columbia (west) due to a major wildfire that is spreading rapidly.
according to Ouest-France — À la UneMore than 50 people had to be evacuated by air from the locality of Faulder as the flames advanced.
according to Ouest-France — À la UneFirst reported Friday evening in southern British Columbia, where a state of emergency has been declared, the Bald Range fire remains "extremely active," provincial authorities warned Saturday
according to Le Monde — International
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