US EditionInside the Harrowing Search: AI and Sonar Used to Find Flood Victims in Texas
TEXAS HILL COUNTRY AND KERR COUNTY, TEXAS, JUL 10 – More than 400 first responders have rescued over 850 people amid ongoing search efforts after deadly flash floods caused 95 fatalities and left 161 missing, officials said.
- Officials confirmed 95 fatalities, including 36 children, following the July 4 flash flood in Texas Hill Country as search efforts continue.
- The flood surged about 25 feet in two hours, causing evacuations of over 100 homes and rescue of more than 200 people amid heavy traffic by sightseers.
- Search crews are utilizing AI-enhanced sonar technology to examine the Guadalupe River and surrounding debris for evidence of victims, as over 170 individuals have yet to be located several days following the flood.
- Best Friends Animal Society partnered with Wings of Rescue and Austin Pets Alive! to complete a lifesaving flight transporting 127 dogs and cats to safe shelters.
- Authorities warn that misinformation about rescues has disrupted efforts, stressing the need to focus on verified stories and ongoing recovery amid tragedy.
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