Three people die after floodwaters sweep them away on the Navajo Nation in New Mexico, according to Indigenous authorities.
The reports say two adults and a child are swept away in the southwestern United States during flooding. Indigenous authorities issue condolences for the victims and do not indicate additional injuries in the initial reports.
Both outlets describe the deaths and the circumstances as resulting from flooding inundating parts of the Navajo Nation. Differences in coverage are limited in the information provided here: the Winnipeg Free Press emphasizes the deaths and the flood impact on the Navajo Nation, while Al Jazeera describes the event as flooding in New Mexico and specifically notes the breakdown of victims by age and category.
