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Penticton Indian Band advises public to avoid Trout Creek Area after landslide

A landslide occurred in the Trout Creek area on April 11, prompting warnings for public avoidance.
Geotechnical assessments confirm that the risk of additional landslides remains high, along with potential for downstream flooding.
The Penticton Indian Band will continue to monitor the situation, along with various agencies.
Monitoring is being conducted by the PIB Emergency Operations Centre, RDOS, District of Summerland, Okanagan Nation Alliance, and the Ministry of Transportation.

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Penticton Indian Band advises public to avoid Trout Creek Area after landslide

The landslide took place on April 11

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Penticton Herald

Landslide near the Summerland golf course

The Penticton Indian Band Emergency Management Department is advising the public of a landslide that has occurred in the Trout Creek area, near the Summerland Golf and Country Club.

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Daily Courier

Landslide near Summerland golf course

The Penticton Indian Band Emergency Management Department is advising the public of a landslide that has occurred in the Trout Creek area, near the Summerland Golf and Country Club. Due to unstable terrain and significant safety risks, we strongly urge…

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