Historic Grand Canyon lodge burns to ashes in wildfire at US national park
Summary
Wildfires at the Grand Canyon's North Rim in Arizona have destroyed the historic Grand Canyon Lodge and many other structures. The fires, started by lightning, have led to evacuations and a closure of the area for the rest of the season.Key Facts
- Wildfires destroyed the Grand Canyon Lodge and other structures along the North Rim.
- The North Rim of the Grand Canyon National Park is now closed and evacuated.
- The fires are named the White Sage Fire and the Dragon Bravo Fire.
- The Dragon Bravo Fire began on July 4 and grew quickly due to weather conditions.
- No injuries have been reported so far.
- Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs called for an investigation into the fire response.
- The fires affected buildings like a visitor center, a petrol station, and employee housing.
- Visitors and park workers faced dangers, including potential exposure to chlorine gas.
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