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Death Valley’s Deadly Heat Claimed Another Life | California News
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A French tourist, Pierre Michel Formosa, died in Death Valley after his vehicle got stuck and he couldn’t survive the brutal 116-degree heat while walking for help. His companion was rescued by a passing driver, but Formosa succumbed to the extreme conditions. Park officials warn that Death Valley’s isolation, heat, and vast distances can be deadly—even for experienced travelers. This tragedy joins other summer park fatalities, including hikers and climbers, serving as a sobering reminder: nature is unforgiving, and preparation is non-negotiable.
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