Tragedy on the Trails: Rockslide Claims Life in Banff National Park
A rockslide in Banff National Park resulted in one fatality and three injuries on a hiking trail. Rescue operations were initiated swiftly. Authorities including the Royal Canadian Mounted Police and Parks Canada responded. Visitors have been advised to avoid the area, with safety being the prime concern.
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A sudden rockslide struck a hiking trail in Banff National Park's Bow Glacier Falls, leaving one dead and three injured. The emergency response was fast, as rescuers rushed to the park following alarming reports.
The tragedy unfolded on a popular 9-kilometre trail considered moderately challenging, located north of Lake Louise in the Canadian Rockies. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police and Parks Canada confirmed the casualties shortly after.
Parks Canada has advised tourists to steer clear of the area while the investigation continues. The tragedy marred an otherwise scenic route frequented by families and day-trippers.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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