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A tourist in Death Valley was hospitalized over the weekend after briefly making contact with blistering sand dunes that scalded his bare feet and caused third-degree burns, the National Park Service said.



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Tourist suffers 3rd-degree burns to feet after losing flip flops amid soaring temperatures in Death Valley

The European tourist was rushed to hospital

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Tourist left with third-degree burns barefoot walk on Death Valley dunes

A tourist was hospitalized after suffering serious burns on his feet on Saturday when he lost his flip flops at a U.S. national park where temperatures soared past 48 Celsius.

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Rangers at California's Death Valley National Park say a European visitor got third-degree burns on his feet while briefly walking barefoot on blazing hot sand dunes at the park.

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A man got third-degree burns walking on blazing hot sand dunes in Death Valley, rangers say

Rangers said they were not immediately able to determine whether the 42-year-old Belgian’s flip-flops were somehow broken or were lost during the short walk.

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Tourist gets third-degree burns walking on blazing hot sand dunes in Death Valley, rangers say

Associated Press PHOENIX (AP) — Rangers at California’s Death Valley National Park say a European visitor got third-degree burns on his feet while briefly walking barefoot on blazing hot sand dunes at the park. The rangers said Thursday that because of language issues they were not immediately able to determine whether the 42-year-old Belgian’s flip-flops were somehow broken or were lost at Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes during a short walk on Saturda…

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A Belgian man who was visiting Death Valley National Park in the United States was rescued via helicopter at the weekend after suffering third-degree burns...

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Man who lost flip-flops in Death Valley hospitalised for burned feet

The 42-year-old Belgium national was rushed to the hospital after walking barefoot on the Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes while temperatures were around 123 degrees on Saturday, the National Park Service said.

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European tourist suffers third-degree burns on Death Valley sand dunes after losing flip-flops

To make things worse, it was too hot to fly a helicopter in to help the Belgian man, who had been out walking in the 50.6 degree heat.

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Death Valley heat melts skin off tourist’s feet after he loses flip-flops

A tourist from Belgium was hospitalized after walking barefoot at Death Valley National Park (Picture: Getty Images) A European tourist discovered Death Valley’s near record-breaking heat the painful way.  The 42-year-old man from Belgium ’was taking a short walk on the sand dunes when he lost his shoes’ at the Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, according to the National Park Service (NPS).  He suffered ‘full-thickness burns on his feet’, stated the agen…

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Death Valley is so hot a tourist walking on dunes burned his feet on the dunes

By Shania Baweja, Dalia Faheid and Robert Shackelford, CNN (CNN) — A 42-year-old Belgian tourist was hospitalized after suffering third-degree burns on his feet Saturday while walking in sand dunes in California’s portion of Death Valley National Park as temperatures soared above 120 degrees, according to the National Park Service. The man, whose name has not been released, lost his shoes as he was taking a short walk in the Mesquite Flat Sand D…

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Death Valley tourist hospitalized after burning feet on sand dunes hotter than 123 degrees

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