US Death Valley tragedy: French tourist dies after vehicle gets stuck in 47°C heat
- Photo credit: APA 68-year-old French tourist died in California’s Death Valley National Park after his vehicle became stuck on a remote road, leaving him stranded in temperatures that reached 116 degrees Fahrenheit (46.7°C).
- According to the US National Park Service, Pierre Michel Formosa and a travelling companion were driving along West Side Road near Queen of Sheba Mine Road on August 17 when their vehicle became stuck in mud, the NPS said.
- With no other vehicles nearby, the two men began walking towards Badwater Road to seek help.
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- Photo credit: APA 68-year-old French tourist died in California’s Death Valley National Park after his vehicle became stuck on a remote road, leaving him stranded in temperatures that reached 116 degrees Fahrenheit (46.7°C).
- According to the US National Park Service, Pierre Michel Formosa and a travelling companion were driving along West Side Road near Queen of Sheba Mine Road on August 17 when their vehicle became stuck in mud, the NPS said.
- With no other vehicles nearby, the two men began walking towards Badwater Road to seek help.
Sources: Times of India