Deadly Flash Flooding Hits Grand Canyon, Disrupts Water Supply Amid Missing Hiker Search Efforts

Severe flash flooding at the Grand Canyon knocked out a critical water line, prompting the National Park Service to impose strict water restrictions as efforts continue to locate three missing hikers and rescue those stranded by the disaster. The floodwaters also damaged several trails and facilities in the park, further complicating rescue operations. A search and rescue team is racing against time to find the missing hikers before conditions worsen due to dwindling water supplies. Authorities have warned of potential health risks associated with exposure to contaminated water and heat.