Fifteen missing and dozens evacuated after Grand Canyon is swept by flash floods
Summary
A flash flood hit Grand Canyon National Park, forcing the evacuation of dozens of people and leaving around 15 missing. The flood caused large rocks and metal objects to crash into the Colorado River and damaged a water pipeline for tourists.Key Facts
- The flood occurred over the weekend at Grand Canyon National Park in the US.
- About 15 people are reported missing due to the flood.
- More than 60 people were airlifted out of the area for safety by August 30.
- The flood moved large boulders and metal parts into the Colorado River.
- A water pipeline that serves visitors in the park was destroyed by the flood.
- Additional evacuations were planned following the initial rescue efforts.
- The flood caused significant disruptions to the park’s natural and tourist infrastructure.
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