Texas Floods: Rising Risks and Challenges in Disaster Response
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Nearly a week after devastating floods in Texas killed at least 120 people and left 173 missing, search efforts continue with diminishing hopes of finding survivors. The disaster, one of the deadliest in recent U.S. history for children, has prompted calls for improved flood warning systems and emergency preparedness, with officials reviewing response strategies and considering policy changes. Victims include children, a police officer, and families, highlighting the tragedy's widespread impact.
Topics:nation#disaster-response#flood-warning-systems#search-and-rescue#survivors#texas-floods#world
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