Fast-moving fire destroys homes and traps residents in communities along Okanagan Lake
British Columbia declares state of emergency as wildfire forces 20,000 to flee
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'Explosive' wildfire forces 20,000 people to flee as British Columbia declares state of emergency. The premier, David Eby, announced the emergency as more than 100 wildfires burned across the province, nearly half of them out of control in hot, windy weather and prolonged drought.
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'Explosive' wildfire forces 20,000 people to flee as British Columbia declares state of emergency.
reliability moderate3/3 sourcesFast-moving fire displaces people in western Canada, burning homes as it races through towns on Okanagan Lake British Columbia declared a state of emergency on Saturday as a fast-moving wildfire destroyed homes, trapped residents and forced more than 20,000 people to flee communities along Okanagan Lake in western Canada.
reliability moderate3/3 sourcesThe premier, David Eby, announced the emergency as more than 100 wildfires burned across the province, nearly half of them out of control in hot, windy weather and prolonged drought.
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The premier, David Eby, announced the emergency as more than 100 wildfires burned across the province, nearly half of them out of control…
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