Texas Flooding: 24 Dead, Children Missing in Flash Floods
Flash floods in Texas killed at least 24 people, with children missing at a Christian summer camp. Rescue efforts are ongoing as heavy rains caused the Guadalupe river to overflow. The disaster prompted a swift response from local and federal authorities.
The Guadalupe river in Texas experienced flash floods due to torrential rains, resulting in at least 24 deaths. Rescue operations are ongoing to save those trapped or missing, including 25 people from a Christian summer camp. Texas Governor Greg Abbott assured limitless resources for the search-and-rescue efforts. US President Donald Trump pledged federal aid for the disaster. The National Weather Service issued a flash flood emergency for Kerr County in Texas Hill Country. The extreme flooding occurred rapidly, with little warning, hindering evacuation efforts. Fourth of July celebrations were canceled in flood-affected areas. The floods claimed 24 lives, with additional missing persons from the summer camp. Authorities are working tirelessly to locate the missing individuals. The disaster was unforeseen, with the region facing heavy rains beyond what was predicted. Emergency response resources have been activated, with ongoing threats of flash flooding in the region. A disaster declaration has been signed to expedite aid to the affected counties.
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