Three Korean tourists travelling between Grand Canyon and Las Vegas missing
グランドキャニオンとラスベガスの
Three Korean family members visiting the US after encountering a winter storm while driving between Grand Canyon and Las Vegas have gone missing for more than a week
Arizona officials revealed
According to the Coconino County Sheriff's Office, Lee Ji-young (33), Kim Tae-hee (59) and Kim Jong-hee (54) were last seen on March 13, when they were driving on an interstate highway by car rental.
According to an Arizona official, vehicle GPS data showed westbound lanes of the interstate around 3:27pm that day.
This is because the time of the accident occurred on the same highway overlaps with the time.
The accident occurred on the interstate in Williams, Arizona, around 3:27pm.
Authorities told CNN on the 22nd that numerous vehicles were caught in the fires on snow and ice streets, causing some vehicles to burn for more than 20 hours at "extremely hot."
Authorities say they are now verifying the body that appears to be a person found at the accident site, and are also investigating the vehicle and related evidence in detail.
Authorities said the accident involved 22 vehicles, 36 drivers and passengers, killing at least two people, and 16 people were taken to medical institutions to be treated for injuries.
The sheriff's office, which is investigating the Koreans, said it is not known whether the car rental was involved in an accident.
According to CNN Affiliated Bureau KPNX, the South Korean Consulate General in Los Angeles is working with the Coconino County Sheriff's Office to investigate the whereabouts of the three.
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