"It just shows like nobody cared about getting things in place," Paxman told FOX 2. Another man was similarly airlifted from this year's Burning Man after he reportedly stepped in a puddle of water and was possibly electrocuted. Pershing County Sheriff Jerry Allen's office told Fox News Digital there was "no update" on the case on Sunday. The annual Burning Man gathering draws tens of thousands of attendees, turning the desert into a temporary city filled with themed camps, massive art installations and ceremonial fires. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APPBurning Man organizers did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital's request for comment.