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Texas floods: search continues with dozens dead and missing | Texas Floods 2025

At least 51 people, including 15 children, continue to quest killed

We restart the live scope of destructive Texas floods.

Hundreds of savior, including 15 children, including at least 51 people who killed at least 51 people, after causing destructive rains, desperately looking for people who are missing in Middle Texas.

The total number of lost people is not yet clear, but the authorities say that 27 are girls participating. Camp mysticA Christian Youth Camp GUADALUPE River inside Kerr districtThe worst affected area of ​​the flood.

The river rose more than 20 meters in less than two hours a night on July 4 holidays.

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The flood in Kerr County killed at least 43 people, including 15 children, and at least eight people died in nearby districts, Travis district And Tom Green County.

The callers used helicopters, boats and drones to search for victims and to save people stranded from camps in trees and wasolated ways.

Authorities, approximately 850 people were rescued and more than 1,700 people in the search and rescue operation, he said.

The governor of Texas Greg Abbott He promised that the authorities would work at any time of the day and said that new areas were searched while the water was withdrawn. On Sunday, he declared a prayer for the state.

In a shipment in xCamp Mystic “As I have seen in any natural disaster, it was terribly destroyed” and promised that the savors would find ün every girl in these cabins ”.

Stay with us while bringing the latest updates about floods during the day.

Furniture is a lie scattered into a cabin in Camp Mystic after the deadly flood in Kerr County.
Furniture is a lie scattered into a cabin in Camp Mystic after the deadly flood in Kerr County. Photo: Sergio Flores/Reuters
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In the middle of the night, the flood violence surprised many authorities during the four July holiday.

Here is a quote from a story of my colleagues Oliver MilmanJosé Olives And Robert Mackey, who looks at the preparations for the flood and examines how federal policy affects local projection skills:

The authorities defended their preparations for their violent weather and reactions, but they said they didn’t expect such an intense downpour, which was actually equivalent to rain worth months.

Kidd from the Texas Emergency Management Department, this week, a National Weather Service (NWS) estimated only 3-6 inches (76-152mm) was looking for rain.

“He didn’t predict the amount of rain we saw,” he said.

The deaths of Saturday renewed questions about whether the application of deep budget and business cuts is wise since the second presidency of the Trump administration started in January in January.

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