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2 dead and about 15 people may be missing as flash flood tears through the Grand Canyon
Search teams are still looking for about 15 people after the flood destroyed footbridges and cut off access in the canyon.
- Two people have died and about 15 are believed to be missing after major flash floods swept through parts of Grand Canyon National Park over the weekend.
- The floods carried boulders, debris and infrastructure into the Colorado River after intense rainfall in a short period, according to officials.
- The National Park Service is continuing search and evacuation efforts and is asking for information about hikers and backpackers who were in the affected areas when the floods struck.
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Grand Canyon Flash Floods Leave Two Dead, About 15 Missing, Park Officials Say
CBS News Two deaths have been confirmed and some 15 people were believed to be missing Monday morning in Grand Canyon National Park after parts of the canyon were hit by major flash floods over the weekend. The raging waters swept boulders, infrastructure and other debris into the Colorado River after a storm dropped a huge amount of precipitation in a very short period of time, officials said. The body of a 46-year-old man was recovered Sunda…
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