US EditionSeven Firefighters Injured While Tackling Storm Damage, Two Seriously
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HILL COUNTRY, Texas — Until Friday afternoon, estimates put the number of people still missing due to the floods in Texas at 166, an overwhelming figure to which at least 128 deaths confirmed by the authorities are added. But that count of missing persons may not be as accurate as it seems. Confusion and uncertainty may take hold after a shocking disaster and, despite the best efforts of local authorities, it may be difficult to determine how ma…
The regions in the southeast of the country are the most affected.
The storms that raged in the first half of the week caused a lot of damage in the country. More than 11,000 reports had been received by the disaster management department by Friday afternoon. Seven firefighters were injured during the damage relief work, two of them seriously. One of them broke his spine in three places, his lung collapsed, and he had to undergo several surgeries.
As of Friday afternoon, 11,665 reports had been received from across the country.
Seven firefighters were injured while responding to storm damage, two of whom suffered serious injuries - one of whom requires a controlled blood transfusion for treatment.
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