US Edition'Multiple hikers' injured or killed in rock slide near Bow Lake in Banff National Park, RCMP says
- A rockslide in Banff National Park on Thursday resulted in two fatalities and left three hikers injured.
- The rock slide occurred near Bow Glacier Falls, roughly 37 kilometres to the north of Lake Louise, prompting a major emergency operation coordinated by Parks Canada and the RCMP.
- Two STARS air ambulances from Calgary and Edmonton airlifted two patients while the third arrived by ambulance; all injured hikers were stabilized at hospital.
- Hiker Niclas Brundell reported hearing a rumbling sound before witnessing an entire section of the mountainside break away, comparing the event to an avalanche composed entirely of rock.
- Authorities closed the affected trail and Bow Lake temporarily, continue search efforts to confirm no other missing persons, and expressed condolences to victims' families.
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At least 1 hiker killed & 3 injured in horror rock slide at national park
AT least one hiker has died and three others injured in a horror rock slide at Banff National Park in Canada. Rescuers scrambled to the park on Thursday afternoon after receiving reports that a group had been struck by the deadly rock slide. At least one hiker has died and three others injured in a horror rock slide GettyThe tragic incident occurred near Bow Glacier Falls[/caption] The Royal Canadian Mounted Police and Parks Canada later confirm…
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