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27 structures so far burned down by Kookipi Creek wildfire

6 residential homes and 21 recreational and maintenance buildings taken by fire
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The Kookipi Creek wildfire is an estimated 18,045.3 hectares as of Monday, Sept. 4, 2023 and remains out of control. (bc wildfire Service)

Twenty-seven structures have burnt down in the Kookipi Creek wildfire, six of which were residential homes.

In a notice sent on Wednesday afternoon (Sept. 6), the Fraser Valley Regional District (FVRD) confirmed that 27 structures 91裸聊视频 six residential and 21 being recreational and maintenance buildings 91裸聊视频 were taken by the Kookipi Creek wildfire.

91裸聊视频淚 am grateful for no loss of life and the ongoing resilience of residents,91裸聊视频 said Director Diane Johnson, the FVRD Director for Electoral Area A. 91裸聊视频淭he impacts and trauma associated with the Kookipi Creek Wildfire are undeniable however, the communities we call home will support each other as we recover from the impacts of the wildfire.91裸聊视频

All property owners affected by the fire have been notified by the FVRD.

The FVRD 91裸聊视频 who downgraded its evacuation orders to evacuation alerts on Monday (Sept. 4) in the Nahatlatch River area and Boston Bar 91裸聊视频 are also encouraging residents to read the before returning to their communities. The guide, according to FVRD, will help residents prepare for, and know what to expect, when travelling back.

Meanwhile, the east side of the Fraser River and the Canyon Alpine area remain on alert.

The notice also reiterates that areas within the evacuation alert 91裸聊视频渞emain hazardous from poor road conditions, danger trees, post-fire hazards, and other risks.91裸聊视频

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91裸聊视频淭he FVRD Board and I wish to express our appreciation to all Electoral Area A residents, Boston Bar and Boothroyd First Nations for their commitment to safety and patience while adhering to the Evacuation Order and Alerts91裸聊视频, said Jason Lum, the FVRD Chair.

91裸聊视频淣ow that Evacuation Orders have been downgraded to Alerts and residents are returning, we acknowledge you have been tested beyond comprehension. Community strength is built from a foundation of unity and the strength you all have exhibited is inspirational.91裸聊视频

The Kookipi Creek wildfire, which was discovered on July 8 and 91裸聊视频渆xploded91裸聊视频 on Aug. 17 by fanning winds, is now an estimated 18,045.3 hectares. It remains out of control and BC Wildfire Service said that, on Sunday (Sept. 3) crews were using a drone for aerial infrared scanning over the Canyon Complex wildfires to 91裸聊视频渋dentify hotspots along the fire perimeters, helping ground crews prioritize and extinguish hotspots near infrastructure, communities, properties and First Nations values.91裸聊视频

The Canyon Complex wildfires is made up of seven fires in the Fraser Canyon, including Kookipi Creek and Stein Mountain.

During this time, the FVRD said it will continue to support residents by answering questions and providing resource connections. The FVRD Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) Information Line is also available by phone at 778-704-0400 or online at .

The FVRD EOC will remain open as it continues to monitor the situation.

91裸聊视频with files from Lauren Collins

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