Flash Floods at Grand Canyon Leave 20 Missing, Destroy Footbridges

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A flash flood struck the Grand Canyon on Saturday afternoon, originating in Bright Angel Creek, a tributary of the Colorado River. The flooding began around 2:30 PM, sending powerful torrents of water through the area. At least 20 people are reported missing following the disaster. The floodwaters destroyed footbridges over the creek and caused significant changes to the surrounding landscape. Video footage captured the scale of destruction left behind by the rapidly moving waters.

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