Wildfire Sitch in B.C. Got Some Fam Evacuated 🏡🔥

The Deets

Okay, listen up, fam. There's a wildfire straight up wildin' near Hixon, B.C., like 53 km south of Prince George. The Regional District of Fraser-Fort George had to tell five households, "Aight, imma head out," and five more are on high alert, ready to dip if things get cray.

The BC Wildfire Service website is saying this fire is straight up outta control. It's already torched about 70 hectares, which is a major L. But the firefighters? They're not playing. They were on scene all night, protecting the cribs and lookin' out for any sneaky spot fires tryna start some drama. They even got structure protection in place, just in case things go south.

Highway 97 is safe for now, but the wind could switch up the vibe, so everyone needs to stay woke. Plus, turns out there is another fire like 23 kilometers southeast of Prince George. Both of them look to be caused by people which is sus and a total L.

The BC Wildfire Service and the Hixon Fire Department are tag-teaming this sitch. Crews apparently made "good progress" overnight with the help of a lil' bit of rain. They're tryna contain the fire, with helicopters and heavy equipment backing them up. They got like twenty BC Wildfire Service people and two helicopters on it. But word is, if the wind gets too extra, the fire could get even more out of control.