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溫哥華週六要聞:山火威脅克林頓、波士頓巴爾供水受損、護理人員結束工作行動

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🚑 Breaking & Incidents

  1. 迅速蔓延的梨湖山火迫使克林頓撤離;村莊報告未有大規模建物損失。 卑詩省野火服務(BC Wildfire Service)表示,卑詩省約有120處野火肆虐,且一股冷鋒逼近可能帶來更強風勢;位於溫哥華東北約350公里的克林頓村表示,消防隊昨夜阻止了大規模毀滅,並感謝地方與省級滅火人員。居民描述撤離時車流壅塞,至少有一名居民在撤離時遺下寵物。

  2. 在布倫瑞克複合火災應對期間,疑似蓄意破壞造成波士頓巴爾供水系統受損。 弗雷澤谷地區政府主席帕特里夏·羅斯(Patricia Ross)說,疑似有人在週四晚間約11:30重新打開已關閉的閥門,工作人員在週五凌晨1:30再次關閉,錯誤操作產生潛在的「水錘」風險;事發時波士頓巴爾正處於撤離、煮沸飲用水通知及第四級用水管制之下。

  3. 金伯利發布山火警示,居民處於待命並分階段準備。 報導指出,卑詩省金伯利在山火警示下的生活介於準備與等待之間,居民遵循地方撤離準備步驟,並密切注意區域當局發布的官方警報,以應對潛在火情。

  4. 麥克默里堡2016年山火倖存者分享撤離經驗,勸現今流離失所家庭優先考量安全。 泰瑞斯·格林伍德(Terese Greenwood)向全球新聞(Global News)表示,倖存者應服從撤離命令並以安全為先;她說2016年她的家被火毀,家人重建後又另行縮減居所。

🚨 Crime & Public Safety

  1. 獨立調查辦公室結案,蘇裡警官涉2025年行人死亡事件無起訴事由。 獨立調查辦公室(Independent Investigations Office)結束對造成一名行人死亡之2025年車禍的調查,未發現可提出指控的依據;該結果也移除案件尚未結束的刑事調查階段。

  2. 克里斯頓兇殺案受害者確認,市區一條繁忙街道封閉後已逮捕疑犯。 警方確認克里斯頓兇殺案受害者身分,並在調查後逮捕一名嫌疑人;事發調查曾導致市中心一條繁忙街道封閉。

🏛️ Government & Politics

  1. 卑詩護理人員接受調解建議,同意結束工作行動。 省級護理工會接受調解人提出的建議,同意結束工作行動,卑詩各地護理服務將恢復全面運作,並在調解人指導下繼續談判。

  2. 阿爾伯尼港原服務處遭火毀,臨時省服務辦公室啟用。 當局在阿爾伯尼港(Port Alberni)原服務建物被火毀後,開設臨時服務辦公室以恢復面對面省級服務,原建物的善後與調查仍在進行。

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