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Flash flooding in a remote area of Arizona's Grand Canyon has left 15 people missing, with two bodies recovered. A storm sent a torrent through Bright Angel Can…
Flash flooding in a remote area of Arizona's Grand Canyon has left 15 people missing, with two bodies recovered. A storm sent a torrent through Bright Angel Canyon and into the Colorado River, sweeping away a cabin, inundating campsites and destroying footbridges and trails. Hikers described hearing a rumbling "like a train" as the flood approached without warning. Helicopters were used to evacuate people as emergency teams continued searching for those missing or trapped. Authorities warned that more storms could bring further flooding.
Al Jazeera's Caley Callahan reports.
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Flash flooding in a remote area of Arizona's Grand Canyon has left 15 people missing, with two bodies recovered. A storm sent a torrent through Bright Angel Canyon and into the Colorado River, sweeping away a cabin, inundating campsites and destroying footbridges and trails. Hikers described hearing a rumbling "like a train" as the flood approached without warning. Helicopters were used to evacuate people as emergency teams continued searching for those missing or trapped. Authorities warned that more storms could bring further flooding.
Al Jazeera's Caley Callahan reports.
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