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A tragic hiking death in the Grand Canyon underscores the deadly risks of extreme heat — an 18-year-old hiker succumbed to heat-related illness on the Bright Angel Trail despite emergency efforts, including a helicopter rescue. This heartbreaking incident follows another recent fatality and adds to the park’s alarming 2025 tally of 11 deaths, mostly due to heat stroke, falls, or drownings. Park officials urge hikers to prepare thoroughly and respect nature’s dangers — especially when temperatures soar.
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