US EditionTrump confirms he will travel to Texas on Friday after fatal flooding
TEXAS, JUL 8 – More than 100 people died in Central Texas floods over the July Fourth weekend, with over 800 high-water rescues completed, officials said.
- President Donald Trump confirmed he will visit Central Texas on Friday following deadly flash floods that killed at least 100 people over the weekend.
- The floods occurred after torrential rains along the Guadalupe River, which rose 25 feet in 45 minutes, causing rapid and catastrophic damage to communities.
- Over 800 rescues have been conducted in the floodwaters, while dozens remain unaccounted for, among them ten girls from a summer camp where more than twenty-five campers and counselors lost their lives.
- Trump signed a disaster declaration on Sunday to free federal funds for relief, and the White House denied claims blaming him for the floods as a "depraved lie."
- The visit aims to support first responders and grieving communities, while members of the Texas delegation call for federal oversight of FEMA and the flood response efforts.
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Trump to Meet with 1st Responders, Families Affected by Texas Flooding
President Donald Trump on Friday will set out for Texas, where flooding in the Hill Country tragically killed at least 120 people and left another 173 in the state missing last week. The post Trump to Meet with 1st Responders, Families Affected by Tragic Flooding During Texas Trip appeared first on Breitbart.
At least 120 people have died in floods that have devastated central Texas. 170 are missing. President Donald Trump has promised to visit the flood-ravaged region with his wife on Friday.
President Donald Trump will survey Texas Hill Country flood damage on Friday
President Donald Trump and First Lady Melania Trump are expected to visit the site of the deadly Texas Hill Country floods on Friday.As of 6:20 p.m. Wednesday, 96 people, including 36 children, are confirmed dead in Kerr County, according to authorities.Across Central Texas, floods over the Fourth of July weekend killed at least 118 people. The significant number of individuals still unaccounted for indicates that the death toll will increase si…
Trump Confirms Plans To Visit Flood-Stricken Texas As 170+ People Still Missing
President Donald Trump plans to travel to Texas on Friday to meet with victims of the devastating Fourth of July weekend flooding that led to at least 110 deaths. The president will be joined by first lady Melania Trump and Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, he confirmed during a Tuesday cabinet meeting. Parts of the Texas Hill Country along the Guadalupe River were hit with sudden flash floods and more than 170 people are still missing. “…
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