NBC News reported the deaths of three people in the Grand Canyon Park due to the heat

Three tourists died due to the heat in the Grand Canyon National Park in Arizona. This was reported on June 19 by NBC News with reference to the park's press service.

"The death occurred as a result of two separate incidents on June 12 and 16 on trails in the inner part of the canyon of the park," the Grand Canyon TV channel cites a press release.

It is specified that the dead tourists were two men aged 72 and 67, as well as a 68-year-old woman.

According to the park's press service, the cause of their deaths was heat stroke.

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