Three hundred tourists are stranded in a national park in Alaska after heavy rains triggered mudslides.
The tourists became stranded Friday after heavy rains triggered mudslides and caused excess water from a culvert to damage a road.
"Our team did an outstanding job responding to multiple debris slides along a pretty remote section of road," said Erika Jostad, Denali's chief ranger."The geohazard team monitored conditions while the road crew was clearing debris. It was a great example of teamwork." Similar debris flows led to daylong traffic restrictions last week. Continued heavy rains since kept the road and surrounding tundra saturated with water.
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