SGA flash flood caused by a monsoonal downpour in the Grand Canyon on Saturday led to two deaths and left one person unaccounted for. Rescue operations over the weekend saved 82 people, though challenges arose due to continued heavy rain delaying efforts. The flood damaged 40% of the Transcanyon Waterline, a critical water pipeline, prompting water restrictions and fire bans in parts of the park. Officials remain hopeful that the missing individual is still alive.
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