The National Park Service has launched an effort to gather information regarding individuals who were present in the impacted zones of the Grand Canyon National Park following a major flash flood.
Latest Developments
Remnants of stone bridge pylons were discovered along Bright Angel Creek, marking the aftermath of the destruction of a footbridge on Saturday due to the flash flood. The event has resulted in over 20 individuals potentially being missing or unaccounted for, according to park officials.
Efforts and Requests
The National Park Service is requesting details from anyone who was hiking or backpacking in the affected areas of the canyon the day prior to the incident. Additionally, they are urging individuals who had campground reservations in the region to reach out.
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