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The National Parks Service announced that a California woman had died Sunday during a haze lawsuit in Yosemite National Park.
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A Californian woman was killed Sunday while she was on a closed path in Yosemite National Park, officials said.
Xuan Wang, a 56-year-old woman who lived in Cupertino, was on the mists trail around 12:30 pm when she was "struck by falling rocks and ice," the National Park Service said Monday in a Press release.
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Wang died later of her injuries.
The park agency said that the mist trail where Wang was killed was closed during this time of the year due to "icy and dangerous conditions", and that the area was designated as such.
"The closure of the path is clearly indicated and there is a door reminding the closure to visitors." Wang ignored the signs, bypassed the door and the incident occurred on the trail leading to Vernal Fall. said officials.
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Park services said officials were investigating the incident.
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