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Wildfire Near Harrison Lake Being Held
FRASER VALLEY, BRITISH COLUMBIA, JUL 20 – The B.C. Wildfire Service deployed 25 firefighters and two helicopters to contain a two-hectare fire caused by human activity near Harrison Lake.
- Late Saturday evening, the B.C. Wildfire Service discovered a wildfire north of Harrison Hot Springs, growing to two hectares near Cogburn Creek.
- BCWS suspects human cause, recalling the Morris Lake fire that burned less than one hectare on June 17.
- An initial attack crew worked overnight, with 25 firefighters and two helicopters assigned as of Sunday morning, and no evacuation alerts in place.
- The B.C. Wildfire Service reported the Covburn Creek wildfire is being held, while they asked the public to avoid the Cogburn Creek Forest Service Road.
- As the fire remains active, the BC Wildfire Service urges the public to report wildfires or irresponsible behaviour at 1-800-663-5555, emphasizing ongoing vigilance.
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