2 Women Died During Night Baths In Wales's Largest National Park Falls

Illustration of waterfalls as tourist destinations. (Unsplash-Aditya Hermawan)

JAKARTA - Two women were found dead after bathing at night in the waterfall of the largest national park in Wales, England.

Citing Metro UK, Friday, June 13, information on the death of two tourist women on the route to the summit of Mount Snowdon is known based on reports received by the local SAR team on Wednesday, June 11 evening.

When the SAR team arrived at the scene, a victim who drowned in a tiny pool under the waterfall had been pulled ashore. Then followed by another victim being evacuated.

The North Wales Police said an investigation was underway to determine the cause of the two deaths.

While the bodies of the two have been taken to the hospital for an autopsy.

Mount Snowdon is the favorite location for more than 600,000 climbers and tourists every year.

This 3,560-foot mountain has a number of climbing doors with the 'Watkin Path' route which most challenges adrenaline because of its steep lane.

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