The flooding risk is beginning to subside. However, before life around Okanagan waterways can return to normal, millions of sandbags will have to be cleaned up. Megan Turcato has more on how Central Okanagan officials plan to deal with the demobilization and what will happen to all that sand.
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Central Okanagan beginning lengthy sandbag cleanup process
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