A fast-moving wildfire has swept through western Canada, forcing thousands of people to evacuate their homes.
A wildfire in Bald Range was burning out of control and had grown to about 5,000 hectares - roughly the size of 7,000 football pitches.
Authorities have declared a state of emergency in the district of Summerland, British Columbia.
Several regions in Canada, including Ontario and Quebec, have battled blazes this year as hot, dry weather fuelled wildfires in dense forest areas.
Fires have burned through 3.9 million hectares of land in Canada this year, according to the Canadian Interagency Forest Fire Centre.
Now, around 1,500 firefighters are deployed across British Columbia, with 39 evacuation orders and 49 alerts in place.
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The district of Summerland said it lost power on Saturday due to the impact of the wildfire.
Residents have been told to boil water after a water treatment plant was bypassed due to the wildfire threat, resulting in untreated water entering the system.
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