70 runners rescued after desert flood in Utah

70 runners rescued after desert flood in Utah

About 70 runners and helpers were brought to safety Oct. 11 from the Moab 240, a 240-mile running race in Utah’s desert. Floodwater from the leftovers of Tropical Storm Rachel trapped them overnight at a rest stop in Canyonlands National Park. Race host Destination Trail said all were safe and accounted for after buses sent with the sheriff reached them.

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