One person killed and two missing after the transition to the waterfall of Oregon

One person died, and two people remained missing after a group of six people swept over the waterfall in Oregon on Saturday afternoon.

The Sheriff’s office of Deshut said he saved three people from the Deshut River who had been transported to the hospital and the other person was announced dead at the scene.

Ambulance respondents used drones to search for survivors near the Dilloon Falls after getting an emergency call in the afternoon and planning to resume search efforts on Sunday after stopping over the night.

According to Central Oregon, Dillon Falls has a 15-foot (4.5-meter) drop that turns into a “rapid admission similar to a ladder”.

The fall above the Dashute River is near the city of Band in the national forest Dashut, a popular place for visitors.

Every summer, thousands of people on a boat, kayak or floating on the inner pipes on the river, which boasts white areas, as well as trout and fishing.

Local fires and police officers responded to 911 calls around 3:00 pdt (21:00 BST)

Officials have not yet named the victims so that they could tell the family members before.