Tragic Texas Floods Claim 24 Lives, Camp Mystic Rescue Efforts Continue
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Camp Mystic, a nearly century-old girls' Christian summer camp in Texas, was hit by severe flooding from the Guadalupe River, resulting in at least 20 children missing and 24 deaths in the region. The rapid flash floods, caused by heavy overnight rain, struck unexpectedly, complicating evacuation efforts. The camp, which has been family-run since the 1930s, is currently ensuring the safety of all campers and awaiting further updates on the missing children.
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- Mother of 2 Rescued Campers in Texas Relays Their Story The New York Times
- Death toll climbs to 24 in Hill Country; search and rescue continue Austin American-Statesman
- At least 24 dead in Texas flooding; search for Camp Mystic campers USA Today
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