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New Wildfire Near Jacko Lake Grows to 50 Hectares

A new wildfire near Jacko Lake has expanded to an area of 50 hectares. Evacuation orders and alerts have been issued for communities south of the Pear Lake wildfire. Firefighting crews, including air tankers and helicopters, are actively working to control the situation.

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A new wildfire has emerged near Jacko Lake, situated south of Kamloops, British Columbia. As of the latest reports, the fire has grown to encompass approximately 50 hectares. The wildfires in the region have prompted authorities to issue evacuation orders and alerts for nearby communities to ensure public safety. This new incident follows the Pear Lake wildfire, which has also affected the area and raised concerns about the ongoing fire season in British Columbia. Firefighting efforts are currently underway, with air tankers and helicopters deployed to assist ground crews in battling the blaze. Local residents are urged to stay informed about the situation through official sources as the firefighting operation continues.

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