24 dead in Texas floods and more than 20 children missing from a girls summer camp
- On Friday, devastating floods in Texas Hill Country killed 24 people and left more than 20 girls missing from Camp Mystic near Kerrville.
- An amount of rainfall equivalent to several months accumulated within just a few hours, triggering a rapid rise in the Guadalupe River that flooded the campground and surrounding areas.
- Emergency teams conducted boat and helicopter rescues, recovering many residents while about 23 of the roughly 750 girls remain unaccounted for.
- Kerr County Sheriff Larry Leitha confirmed 24 deaths, Gov. Dan Patrick said, “We are praying they’re found safe,” and Gov. Greg Abbott pledged full state resources.
- Rescue efforts continue with over 400 people involved, while officials noted Kerr County lacks a flood warning system and the death toll could change.
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Flooding in Central Texas leaves at least 13 dead and 20 children missing
A historic flood devastated Central Texas early Friday and caused the Guadalupe River to rise by 26 feet in just 45 minutes and killed as many as 13 people and swept through an all-girls summer camp with as many as 20 girls still missing.
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Dozens reported dead and many still missing in catastrophic Texas flooding
Girls from a Christian summer camp are among those missing after the Guadalupe River flooded in Texas
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