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Brits among hundreds of tourists flocking to Death Valley despite deadly US heatwave

Sky News Tuesday, 9 July 2024 ()
British people are among hundreds of tourists heading to Death Valley National Park in the US, despite a punishing heatwave bearing down on the desolate region.
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News video: "Tourists Brave Death Valley's Scorching Heat Wave Despite Safety Warnings"

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Join us as we explore the stunning but perilous landscapes of Death Valley, even as a record-breaking heat wave sweeps through the region. Despite extreme temperatures and several heat-related fatalities, tourists continue to flock to this unique destination. Discover why visitors are drawn to Death...

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