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B.C. landslide: Evacuation order north of where Chilcotin and Fraser rivers merge

  • Authorities in British Columbia have issued an evacuation order for an area just north of where the Chilcotin River meets the Fraser River due to a landslide flood risk.
  • Cariboo Regional District officials told residents to leave "immediately," stating that staying is at their own risk; the evacuation covers 3.5 square kilometres.
  • British Columbia's Emergency Management Department warned water would start flowing over the landslide site within hours, urging people to stay away from the Chilcotin and Fraser rivers.
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B.C. landslide: Evacuation order north of where Chilcotin and Fraser rivers merge

Authorities in British Columbia have issued an evacuation order for an area just north of where the Chilcotin River meets the Fraser River because of the danger of flooding caused by a landslide.

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Emergency alerts issued after water breaches landslide damming Chilcotin River

Water has begun spilling over the landslide blocking the Chilcotin River, officials said Monday morning. The Cariboo Regional District Emergency Operations Centre told CBC News that water began moving over the dam around 9 a.m. PT.

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B.C. landslide: Videos show water flowing overtop of Chilcotin River site

A BC Emergency alert has been issued to cellphones, radio and television to advise people in the area on or along the riverbanks of the Chilcotin River.

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BC Landslide: Evacuation Order North of Where Chilcotin and Fraser Rivers Merge

Authorities in British Columbia have issued an evacuation order for an area just north of where the Chilcotin River meets the Fraser River because of the danger of flooding caused by a landslide. In a news release Sunday night, officials with the Cariboo Regional District say residents must leave immediately and that people who choose to stay do so at their own risk. The evacuation order covers 3.5 square kilometres. A massive landslide last wee…

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B.C. landslide: Evacuation order north of where Chilcotin and Fraser rivers merge

Authorities in British Columbia have issued an evacuation order for an area just north of where the Chilcotin River meets the Fraser River because of the danger of flooding caused by a landslide.

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B.C. LANDSLIDE: Evacuation order north of where Chilcotin and Fraser rivers merge

Authorities in British Columbia have issued an evacuation order for an area just north of where the Chilcotin River meets the Fraser River because of the danger of flooding caused by a landslide.

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