Manitoba flooding forces Dauphin hospital evacuation and Swan River displacements
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Zoe Pierce
Summary
Widespread flooding in Manitoba's Parkland region and parts of the Interlake has forced evacuations at the Dauphin Regional Health Centre and in Swan River. Dozens of communities are under states of local emergency, with over 50 provincial roads and numerous municipal roads damaged, flooded, or washed out. The flooding continues to impact the region significantly.
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bskyManitoba flooding forces Dauphin hospital evacuation and Swan River displacementswinnipegfreepress.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledEvacuations are underway at the Dauphin Regional Health Centre and in parts of Swan River as widespread flooding continues to impact Manitoba's Parkland region
30 states of local emergency have been declared in relation to the flooding
more than 50 provincial roads — along with numerous municipal roads — remain damaged, flooded or washed out
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