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Grand Canyon flood: 15 people ‘missing’, dozens evacuated, heavy rainfall today may cause ‘additional flash flooding’
Grand Canyon flood: About 15 people may be missing after a flash flood in Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona, the United States, the National Park Service said, warning of heavy rainfall and possibly “additional flash flooding” on Monday.
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- Why it matters
- Park visitors and rescue personnel face immediate danger from the flood event itself, with forecasted heavy rainfall creating risk of cascading incidents in a remote location where access is constrained.
- Most affected
- The approximately 15 missing people — Potentially stranded or injured following flash flood.
Dozens evacuated from the area — Displaced from park facilities; at risk if additional flooding occurs. - Likely next
- Whether the reported number of missing is revised as search operations continue, and whether additional flooding occurs during Monday's heavy rainfall.
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