Dozens of Hikers Struck by Severe Illness at Havasupai Falls
Mysterious gastrointestinal outbreak prompts evacuations and investigation at popular Grand Canyon campsite
- Over 150 hikers have reported symptoms including vomiting, diarrhea, and high fever.
- Many affected individuals required helicopter evacuation due to the severity of their conditions.
- The source of the illness remains unknown, though norovirus is suspected by some health officials.
- Environmental health officers are investigating water sources and sanitary conditions at the site.
- The Havasupai Tribe emphasizes the importance of proper hydration and waste disposal for visitors.