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Highway 1 reopened near Lytton, B.C., mudslide cleaned up

DriveBC said the previously closed portion of Highway 1 near Lytton has now been reopened. Google Maps

A part of Highway 1 in B.C.’s Fraser Canyon near Lytton was shut down for two days due to a mudslide.  The 35-kilometre stretch of Highway 1 has now been reopened, according to DriveBC.

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“Road is open to traffic. Watch for traffic control,” DriveBC staff said, in an update.

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“Highway 1 between Lytton and Spences Bridge is open, watch for debris and drive with caution.”

The mudslide closed the highway in both directions between Highway 8 and Highway 12, on Thursday, Aug. 11.

Witnesses previously said there was heavy rain in the area before the mudslide hit the highway.

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