Grand Canyon National Park announces flash flood recovery plan as search for Texas man continues
- Arizona’s Grand Canyon National Park announced a recovery plan for the canyon’s water system Tuesday as search operations continue following August’s deadly flash flooding.
- River patrols are still trying to find one hiker along the Colorado River, which runs through the canyon, officials said in a statement.
- Timothy Smith, a 53-year-old Texan and father of three, is the last person who remains unaccounted for after the flooding.
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- Arizona’s Grand Canyon National Park announced a recovery plan for the canyon’s water system Tuesday as search operations continue following August’s deadly flash flooding.
- River patrols are still trying to find one hiker along the Colorado River, which runs through the canyon, officials said in a statement.
- Timothy Smith, a 53-year-old Texan and father of three, is the last person who remains unaccounted for after the flooding.
Sources: The Independent