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Police Report: Lightning Strikes Two at Horseshoe Bend

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Police: 2 people struck by lightning at Horseshoe Bend


On Monday afternoon, authorities responded to a distress call at Horseshoe Bend following reports of a lightning strike. Around 4 p.m., the Page Police Department received calls regarding injuries caused by the storm while heavy rain was falling in the area.

Upon their arrival, officers and paramedics discovered two individuals who had suffered injuries from the lightning strike. They were swiftly airlifted to a nearby medical facility for further evaluation and treatment. However, police have not disclosed their current medical condition.

This incident serves as a reminder for visitors to exercise caution during Arizona’s monsoon season. The region is particularly susceptible to lightning strikes and flash flooding, posing risks to tourists at popular sites like Horseshoe Bend.

Horseshoe Bend continues to attract numerous tourists eager to capture breathtaking photos of the natural landmark. As the popularity of this site grows, officials emphasize the importance of safety, especially during severe weather conditions.