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Abbotsford, B.C. braces for more flooding as Nooksack River overflows

Flood sirens in Washington state can be heard in parts of the Fraser Valley as the Nooksack River overflows South of the border, and those waters are going to spill into Abbotsford. Crystal Laderas has more.

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