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Flash Flood Hits Grand Canyon: 20 Missing, 60 Evacuated from Campsites

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A powerful flash flood struck Arizona's Grand Canyon on August 29, overwhelming Bright Angel Canyon and the Colorado River with debris-filled water. At least 20 people are reported missing in the aftermath of the disaster. More than 60 individuals were evacuated from Phantom Ranch and Bright Angel Campground as a precautionary measure. Park authorities closed the affected areas following the incident. Officials have reached out to the public for assistance in response to the emergency.

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