Dangerous Adventures: Lost Tourists and Illegal Off-Roading in Death Valley

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Two men driving in Death Valley National Park got lost and illegally drove off-road, resulting in one man being hospitalized with heat-related illness. Charges and fines are pending for the incident. The National Park Service emphasizes the importance of respecting park rules and exercising caution, as driving off established roads can damage the environment and be dangerous. The park has issued warnings about extreme summer heat and advises visitors to stay on paved roads, carry extra water, and be prepared for survival.
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