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Okanagan Falls Wildfire Under Control, Now Estimated at Four Hectares in Size

A four-hectare wildfire broke out Wednesday afternoon along Green Lake Road in Okanagan Falls, prompting a multi-department response.
The wildfire that broke out in early June is believed to have resulted from human actions during a period of unusually hot and dry weather in the area.
Firefighters quickly contained the blaze with no structures damaged, while some remained for overnight patrols to monitor hot spots.
Officials mobilized 60 firefighters representing five departments, while the BC Wildfire Service reported that fire danger levels across the region ranged from moderate to some areas experiencing extreme conditions.
The event highlights ongoing risks as 49 wildfires have occurred in the Kamloops Fire Centre since April 1, urging public caution during hot weather.

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