韓国かんこく人じん旅行りょこう者しゃ３人にんが行方ゆくえ不明ふめいに、グランドキャニオンとラスベガスの間まを移動いどう中ちゅう

Three South Korean family members visiting the US have been missing for over a week after encountering a winter storm while driving between the Grand Canyon and Las Vegas.,

Revealed by Arizona authorities

According to the Kokonino County Sheriffs Office, the last confirmed sighting of Lee Ji-yeon 33, Kim Tae-hee 59, and Kim Jong-hee 54 was on March 13th when they were driving a rental car on the interstate highway.

According to the announcement by the Arizona authorities, at around 3:27 PM on the same day, the GPS data of the vehicle indicated the westbound lane of the interstate highway.

This is an accident that occurred at the same time on the same highway,

The accident occurred on the interstate highway in Williams, Arizona, around 3:27 PM.,

According to what the authorities revealed to CNN on the 22nd, a large number of vehicles were involved, and a fire broke out on a road covered with snow and ice, with some vehicles continuing to burn for more than 20 hours at extremely high temperatures.

According to authorities, they are proceeding with the identification of what is believed to be a human body found at the accident site, while also examining the vehicle and related evidence in detail.

According to authorities, 22 vehicles and 36 drivers and passengers were involved in the accident, with at least 2 people dead and 16 transported to medical facilities for injury treatment.

The sheriffs office investigating the whereabouts of the Korean national has revealed that it is unclear whether the rental car was involved in an accident.

According to CNN affiliate KPNX, the Korean Consulate General in Los Angeles is working with the Coconino County Sheriffs Office to investigate the whereabouts of the three people.