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A deadly flash flood tore through the Grand Canyon Saturday, claiming one life and triggering mass evacuations as boulders and debris ripped through Bright Angel Creek, destroyed bridges, and even altered the canyon’s landscape. The National Park Service urgently seeks anyone who was in the affected zones — including campers, hikers on the North Kaibab Trail, or visitors near Phantom Ranch — to come forward. Sixty-two people were evacuated Sunday, with more displaced; key areas like Phantom Ranch and the North Kaibab Trail remain closed indefinitely. The American Red Cross is assisting evacuees, while a flash flood watch remains in effect through Monday, warning of possible additional storms and dangerous currents. If you were in the area, your information could be critical.

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