US EditionTexas Flooding Update: Death Toll Rises to 79 as More Rain Threatens
- On July 4 in Kerrville, Texas, former volunteer firefighter Brad Perry is missing after their RV was swept away by flash floods, while his wife Tina was found alive clinging to a tree.
- Driven by heavy overnight rains, floodwaters surged 26 feet in 45 minutes in Texas Hill Country, destroying camps and washing away vehicles during Friday's early morning storm.
- The Texas Military Department rescued 525 people, with 356 by air using helicopters and drones, and 159 by land, according to officials.
- Kerr County authorities report about 70 deaths and 11 missing, expecting higher numbers as rescue efforts continue.
- President Donald Trump signed a major disaster declaration for Kerr County, activating FEMA aid as authorities confirm at least 59 deaths amid ongoing recovery efforts.
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Texas Flood: Two Girls Found near River 30' Up in Tree
Officials in Kendall County, Texas, report the rescue of two girls who went missing during the Independence Day weekend flooding in the Texas Hill Country. Rescuers found the girls 30 feet up in a tree along the Guadalupe River. | Border / Cartel Chronicles
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Miracle rescue of 2 girls from Texas floods after they were found clinging 30-feet up in a tree
Two girls were miraculously rescued after they were found clinging to a 30 feet high in a tree three days after flash floods killed at least 69 people across Texas.
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