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Over 100 properties taken off evacuation alert for Nk鈥橫ip fire

The Nk鈥橫ip Creek fire has continued to grow but has moved away from the town
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With bone dry conditions, every bush and tree is kindling for the Nk鈥橫ip fire. (Oliver Fire)

UPDATE:

Over 100 properties put on evacuation alert for the Nk鈥橫ip fire will be taken off the list as of midnight tonight, July 27.

All properties north of Highway 3, east of Cottonwood Dr. and west of 45th Street will no longer be on evacuation alert. Those addresses were put on alert July 20 and include Black Sage Rd, 45th Street, Jackpine, Birch, Willow, Maple and Main Street.

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The Oliver Landfill is back open to full hours after closing due to the Nk鈥橫ip Creek Wildfire.

The town has also ended its state of local emergency as the fire moves further east.

The Town of Osoyoos on the other hand has extended its local state of emergency until August 3, at midnight.

The Oliver Landfill is back open to its regular hours from Monday to Saturday, 10:00 a.m. to 3:45 p.m. The used motor oil drop-off is open Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.

The Nk鈥橫ip Creek wildfire has burned over 6,800 hectares and led to hundreds being evacuated. Some of those orders have been rescinded as the fire continues to move eastwards.

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