Grand Canyon, bright angel trail and chlorine gas

A Poison Gas Leak Closed Down Trails at the Grand Canyon This Week
A leak released chlorine, used for water treatment at the park, forcing park authorities to close several trails.
Grand Canyon trails shut down due to chlorine gas leak at main water supply
Water from Roaring Springs is treated with chlorine to disinfect and to control microbes within it, officials noted.
These popular Grand Canyon hiking trails are closed. Here's why
A chlorine gas leak at the Grand Canyon forced the closure of several inner corridor trails until further notice, park officials announced Wednesday evening.
Chlorine gas leak in Grand Canyon National Park closes 3 North Rim trail heads
A chlorine gas leak in the North Rim forced Grand Canyon National Park officials to close three trail heads until further notice.
Popular trails at Grand Canyon reopen after gas leak; other closures remain in effect
The National Park Service said on Wednesday evening that inner canyon corridor trails at the Grand Canyon were closed due to a chlorine gas leak at Roaring Springs. On Thursday, the leak was stabilized and those inner canyon trails reopened, but some closures remained.
Chlorine gas leak forces the closure of three Grand Canyon trails
Three trails at the Grand Canyon are closed until further notice after a chlorine gas leak at Roaring Springs.
Chlorine leak closes Grand Canyon inner canyon corridor trails
Several popular trails in Grand Canyon National Park are closed indefinitely due to a chlorine leak in the Roaring Springs area on the North Rim.
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