Grand Canyon rescue operation still ongoing to find missing person after floods
Summary
A flash flood at the Grand Canyon in the western United States has caused two deaths and left one person missing. Rescue teams saved over 80 people, but the flood damaged important park infrastructure, including the only water pipeline serving the area.Key Facts
- The flood happened suddenly and is called a flash flood.
- Two people died because of the flood.
- One person is still missing and rescue efforts are continuing.
- More than 80 people were rescued over the weekend.
- The flood destroyed much of the park's infrastructure.
- The only water pipeline supplying the Grand Canyon was damaged.
- The Grand Canyon is a well-known tourist spot in the western U.S.
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