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by ahnationtalk on May 25, 202389 Views
May 25, 2023
KFN leadership says assessments could take months
Kátł’odeeche First Nation (KFN) says an inspection of the damage on the reserve will begin today.
“It is anticipated that many homes and buildings will be safe to live in, but it will take time to assess their safety,” reads an update posted to social media.
While some residents in neighbouring Hay River return home under a down-graded evacuation alert, KFN Chief April Martel says it is not yet safe for any residents of the reserve to return.
The update also includes a laundry list of clean-up activities that needs to be completed before KFN opens the reserve to residents.
The list ranges from replacing burned power poles and removing downed lines, to repairing roads and assessing for toxic waste.
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