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Burned chimney all that remains of woman’s home after wildfire near Clinton, B.C.
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CityNews Vancouver
A resident from British Columbia’s Cariboo region says there’s nothing left around her property on Six Mile Lake other than her burnt-out chimney stack and her neighbour’s propane tank.
Senzeni, whose home is about 10 kilometres away from the village of Clinton, says she watched the flames as they neared her home, sending large plumes of smoke into the sky.
Senzeni, who has found refuge north at 108 Mile Ranch, says the experience was “very daunting” and “very scary.”
Officials with the Village of Clinton have said they would be calling residents who lost buildings on their properties from the Pear Lake wildfire, which has grown to about 670 square kilometres.
Senzeni says the danger isn’t over yet and people in the village have been supporting each other during this difficult time.