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1:47Now PlayingAbout 60 panicked hikers threatened by a flash flood were saved by strangers who formed a human chain to pull them to safety. The surging waters in Utah's Zion National Park were captured on video and posted to social media after the July 29 rescue. A terrified boy clung to an adult as a steady hand guided both to safety in the video. They went across ankle deep rushing water which quickly rose to their knees. The human chain was made up of about a dozen hikers, most of them relatives. #InsideEdition
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