A Texas man died in the Grand Canyon, the National Park Service has said Wednesday, as the agency warned of temperatures arrived at 110 degrees.
Parks Rangers were alerted to a walking without response on Kaibab’s Kaibab’s kaibab in 11:50 am Tuesday, Park PARK said in a picture release. I am Bystanders gave CPR up to the rear of the park arrived. Medicinal staff has attempted to rise of the trakk, but it’s dead.
The man of 67 years old, that was not trying to reach the Colorado River, a history of people, a site of the camping site, park the government history, park the officials. The most expected has been turned back from the walk, nps said.
Park officers did not identify a cause of death, but noticed with high temperatures in the canyon. NPS and coconut County medical examiner is investigating the incident.
The NPS Recommend to avoid hike in the Grand Canyon between 10am and 4 PM, when the temperatures are in their peak. The temperatures in the internal canyon can reach the 120 degrees Fahrenheit in the shadow, creating “extremely dangerous conditions for wages,” The NPS said.
The temperatures in Ranch Forems are expected to arrive at the highs near 113 degrees on Thursday, and near 114 degrees Friday. All three days will be alone and hot, According to weather predictions. I am Temperatures in fantas ranch may be almost 30 degrees hotter than those out of the canyon, nps she said. I am
About 10 people die in the Grand Canyon every year, CBS Affiliation KPHO reported. I am This is the second death in the park that park service reported this year. In May, a 74-year-old man died while trying to walk From the South Chunger to the North Rim, a distance approximately 24-mile.