US EditionAbout 100 Girl Scouts Rescued After Floodwaters Strand Group in Pennsylvania
- Over 100 Girl Scouts and volunteers were rescued on Tuesday after flash flooding stranded them near their cabin in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania.
- Heavy rainfall of over two-and-a-half inches between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. caused an overflowing stream that trapped the group during their day camp retreat.
- Firefighters and emergency crews deployed a rope and life jackets to safely pull about 105 people across the flooded stream to dry land in roughly ten minutes.
- Allegheny County police confirmed all scouts and volunteers were accounted for with no injuries, and parents expressed relief and gratitude for the group's safety.
- The rescue resulted in road closures nearby, and the Girl Scouts were released to their parents to head home after an event the families expect to remember for years.
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More than 100 Girl Scouts rescued after sudden flash flood strands troop at Pennsylvania cabin
A Girl Scout troop, including more than 100 girls and volunteers, was rescued after unexpected flash flooding left them stranded at a cabin during a day camp retreat in Allegheny County, Pennsylvania on Tuesday.
·New York, United States
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