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Chilcotin River landslide area alert lifted

Residents are reminded that assessment is continuous and ongoing in the area
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The provincial government released this drone footage, taken Sunday, Aug. 4, 2024, that shows water backing up on the Chilcotin River after a landslide created a dam.

The evacuation alert for the Chilcotin River landslide area has been lifted by the Cariboo Regional District Emergency Operations Centre (EOC).

The area was affected by a landslide that blocked the river on July 31.

An evacuation alert or order may need to be reissued if it is deemed necessary. Residents must be prepared if the area receives a future evacuation order or alert on short notice. Residents are advised to ensure they maintain their emergency kits and monitor the EOC social media pages to stay informed.

To ensure public safety, stay out of affected areas and obey all warning and hazard signs.

Residents are reminded that landslide and river assessment is continuous and ongoing in the area. Avoid interfering with any monitoring activity. Stay aware of the potential for additional slides or flooding.

Residents are encouraged to register for the Cariboo Chilcotin Emergency Notification System to receive a text, call or email regarding Evacuation Alerts and Orders.