Utah state officials recently announced the death of one of the hikers who discovered his body in the Zion National Park during the weekend.
In a Facebook post published on Sunday, the Washington County Office said that the tourist was found in the garden Canyon overlook trail That morning. He was 37 years old, according to Fox Weather.
“At approximately 7:06 am, the Unified Communications Center received a call that was reported that a possible fall from the park in the National Park of Zion.” “The Hurricane Valley of Nirah was the first to reach the scene of the accident and found a deceased man and decided that he was beyond help at about 7:40 am.”
“Washington provinces arrived shortly after and confirmed their results.”
Utah Prades survived the collapse after being withdrawn from the burial of snow
Springdale, Utah – January 15: Canyon overlook at Zion National Park on January 15, 2021 at Springdale, Utah. (Josh Basted/Getty Images)
Sharif's office went on to say that Park Rangers of Zion National Park also responded to the scene, as well as the search and rescue team in the park.
The statement concluded that “the investigators of the Washington County Office, Sharif, are active.” “There are no other details available at this time.”
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Springdale, UT – May 15: The morning sunlight lights large rock formations in the Zion National Park on May 15, 2020 in Speringdale, Utah. (George Fry/Getty Emayiz)
“The Washington County Office expresses our gratitude for fire and rescue in the Hurricane Valley, Zion Park Rangers, and Zion's technical search for their help.”
It is not uncommon for fatal accidents to occur in the American national parks, including Zion National Park. Last January, a 63 -year -old man died of California due to a heart attack while walking in Zion.
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The cars enter the Zion National Park in Springlille, Utah. (George Fry/Getty Emayiz)
In October, a 40 -year -old man He died after his fall Between 150 and 200 feet near one of the Zion National Park.
