Central Texas is facing ongoing rescue operations in the aftermath of severe flash floods, with the death toll surpassing 100. In Kerr County, 84 bodies, including 28 children, have been recovered. Camp Mystic, a summer camp, reported the deaths of 27 campers and staff, while ten children and one counselor remain unaccounted for. Authorities are investigating whether emergency alerts were sufficient, as inadequate mobile service may have impeded effective communication of warnings to the public.
Rescue teams in central Texas are actively searching for survivors five days following devastating flash floods, with officials reporting a rising death toll above 100 people.
In Kerr County, the recovery efforts have resulted in locating 84 bodies, including 28 children, amid the aftermath of the tragic floods.
Camp Mystic, a Christian camp in the Texas Hill Country, confirmed the loss of 27 campers and staff, with ten children and one counselor still missing.
Officials are now investigating the adequacy of emergency alerts issued during the floods, as poor mobile service may have interfered with timely warnings.
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