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Body found above Bonneville Dam, multi-agency recovery underway

Portland, ORLocal News

A body was found above Bonneville Dam, leading to a multi-agency recovery effort coordinated by the Multnomah County Sheriff's Office. The incident was reported by employees working at the dam, highlighting the need for immediate action from local authorities. Several agencies are collaborating to manage the recovery and investigation, ensuring that the situation is handled with care and precision. Local residents have been advised to stay updated through official communications as the investigation continues. The sheriff's office is focused on determining the identity of the deceased and the circumstances surrounding their death.

This discovery has raised concerns within the community regarding safety around the dam and the nearby areas. As more information becomes available, it is expected that the authorities will provide updates to keep the public informed. This tragic incident underscores the importance of safety measures in such critical locations.

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