The BC Wildfire Service was called into action near 100 Mile House on Tuesday.
Crews were called to a suspected lightning-caused wildfire by Drewry Lake, about 45 kilometres east of the Cariboo community.
The wildfire service said it had 23 firefighters on scene, along with air tanker support and one piece of heavy equipment working the fire.
A second, three-person crew was also deployed to another fire near Greeny Lake to the northwest. A third fire, suspected to have been caused by humans, is also burning near Highway 97 along Lac La Hache.
Both fires were listed as 0.01 hectares in size as of Tuesday morning.
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The wildfire service advised that smoke from the fires may be visible from nearby communities and from Highway 97.
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