5 People Stranded 21 Stories Down At Grand Canyon Caverns
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Five people touring the Grand Canyon Caverns over the weekend became stuck underground after the elevator that took them more than 200 feet down broke, in the video published on Oct 24, 2022, by FOX 10 Phoenix, as “Tourists stuck 200 feet underground after Grand Canyon Caverns elevator breaks“, below:
There will be continued update about these people in the following days, below:
A group of tourists was rescued on Monday after being stranded in Arizona’s Grand Canyon Caverns for nearly 30 hours, after an elevator malfunction left them 200 feet below ground, in the video published on Oct 25, 2022, by CBS News, as “Tourists rescued from Grand Canyon Caverns after spending night 200 feet below ground“, below:
After more than 26 hours, all those stuck underground in a cave at the Grand Canyon Caverns have been rescued after an elevator stopped working on Sunday, in the video published on Oct 25, 2022, by WRAL, as “5 rescued after being trapped in elevator 200 feet below ground“, below:
Five people were rescued after being stranded 21 stories underground at Grand Canyon Caverns for more than 24 hours. NBC News’ Miguel Almaguer reports on the group being brought to safety after an elevator malfunction, in the video published on Oct 25, 2022, by NBC News, as “5 People Rescued From Grand Canyon After Being Stranded 21 Stories Down“, below:
The family was visiting the Grand Canyon Caverns when the elevator broke. The facility offered them a hotel room, food and water, in the video published on Oct 26, 2022, by 12 News, as “Family speaks out after they were stuck in underground cave attraction in Arizona“, below:
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