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Wildfire Near Musgrave Harbour: Residents Urged to Be Ready | Update: Evacuation Orders Given

By Eddie Sheerr·

UPDATE — EVACUATION ORDER GIVEN TO RESIDENTS OF MUSGRAVE HARBOUR AS STATE OF EMERGENCY HAS BEEN DECLARED

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From the town of Musgrave Harbour’s Facebook page


A wildfire burning southwest of Musgrave Harbour in the Pine Pond area continues to be closely monitored by the Government of Newfoundland and Labrador. As of last night, residents were advised to prepare for a possible evacuation if the fire spreads toward the town.

Waterbombers and a helicopter are being deployed today by the Department of Fisheries, Forestry and Agriculture to action the fire.

The Provincial Emergency Operations Centre is now at Level 1, indicating enhanced monitoring.

🔥 What You Should Know:

🧰 Be Prepared:

Residents are encouraged to:

🏡 Protect Your Property:

Reduce wildfire risk by:

🚫 Fire Ban Reminder:

A province-wide fire ban remains in effect. No open fires are permitted anywhere in Newfoundland and Labrador.

🛠 Resources:

Stay informed and stay safe.

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5 Responses

  1. Please stay safe and listen to the orders everyone. My prayers are with you all. God bless everyone there today..

  2. Hope everyone stays safe, please follow all directions of the emergency staff. Don’t delay move quickly.

  3. There was a huge fire back in the early 60’s in Bonavista North (from Hare Bay to Musgrave Hr and beyond) that destroyed much of the wooded areas inland and near the highways. It’s finally regrown into beautiful forest areas, and now this! Devastating.

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