Crews are working Tuesday in some low-lying areas of the central Okanagan on flood protection measures as Okanagan Lake continues to rise.
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Based on a survey of waterfront properties, bladder dams, gabion barriers and sandbags are being placed at high-risk locations.
Kelly Hayes reports on the installation of a bladder dam at Pritchard Park in West Kelowna and on the water mark where officials predict the lake will rise to.
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