Floods in Texas Hill Country Cause Fatalities and Disappearances at Girls' Summer Camp
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Heavy rains caused catastrophic flooding along the Guadalupe River in Texas Hill Country, resulting in at least 13 deaths, dozens missing including 20 children from a summer camp, and widespread rescues. The flood levels were among the highest on record, with authorities deploying extensive resources for rescue and recovery efforts amid warnings that more casualties are likely.
- Floods kill at least 13 in Hill Country; 20 children still missing Austin American-Statesman
- At least 20 girls missing from Texas summer camp after catastrophic floods NBC News
- LIVE BLOG: Disaster declaration issued, fatalities confirmed in Kerr County flooding event KXAN Austin
- Girls-only camp along Guadalupe River in Kerr County evacuated overnight; campers missing, mother says KSAT
- Girls at Summer Camp Reportedly Missing After Cabins Possibly Washed Away in ‘Catastrophic’ Texas Flooding People.com
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