1 person died, many missing in the flood in the Grand Canyon National Park

A statement was made by the US National Park Service regarding the flood that occurred in the Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona on August 29.

In the statement, it was stated that due to the flood, many people and debris were dragged into the Colorado River, and a 46-year-old person died, and approximately 15 people were not heard from.

It was stated in the statement that 62 people were evacuated from the region after the flood, and that efforts were continuing to evacuate approximately 50 people.

In the statement, it was stated that there were no injuries in the flood.

It was stated in the statement that some tourist attractions in the park were closed and some activities on the river were suspended, and that the authorities continued their investigations into the damage caused by the flood.

In the statement, it was emphasized that drinking water was limited due to the damage to the pipeline and tourists could not stay in the region, and called on the residents of the region to save water.