A major landslide occurred in Banff National Park, Canada, which has caused two deaths, three injuries and dozens of others buried. The tragedy happened near Bao Glacier Waterfall, north of Lake Louise. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police confirmed that the rescue team found the second victim a few days ago after finding the first body, and three other injured people are in stable condition. Confirmed by friends, the first victim was Juta Hinrichs, a 70-year-old retired occupational therapy educator in university of alberta. Although the police did not officially announce the identity of the deceased, they revealed that the first victim was an elderly woman and is currently contacting her family. At present, the Gonghu area has been completely closed, intermittent traffic control has been implemented in some sections of Icefield Park Avenue, and other areas of Banff National Park are still open to the public. The Canadian Parks Authority and the Royal Mounted Police jointly stated that they will continue to update the rescue progress and assist their families in the aftermath. If you need to provide clues or inquire about the lost relatives and friends, please call the hotline of Banff Branch of the Canadian Parks Authority at 403-762-1470.