[A sudden flash flood in the Grand Canyon National Park in the United States has killed 2 people] September 1st, the US National Park Service stated on August 31, local time, that a sudden flash flood in the Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona on August 29 has killed at least 2 people. There are still at least 14 people listed by the bureau as possibly missing or missing. The U.S. National Park Service said in a statement that the bodies of two victims have been recovered so far. Preliminary assessments indicate that approximately 40% of the main water pipelines across Grand Canyon National Park have been damaged or destroyed. Due to flash flooding, some areas of the national park will remain closed, and the park reminds visitors not to enter the closed areas. Previously, at least 62 tourists were evacuated from areas of the park affected by flash floods. The National Weather Service warned that there is still a chance of flash flooding from heavy rainfall. The National Park Service said weather conditions may affect the search and rescue progress. (CCTV News)