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City Victoria

State Province British Columbia

Country Canada

B.C. minister says water behind landslide more likely to move over top than burst

British Columbia's Minister of Emergency Management Bowinn Ma says it appears water from an 11-kilometre lake forming behind a landslide damming the Chilcotin River is more likely to go over the top than burst in a sudden release. However, Ma says impacts downstream could still be significant.

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