Summary
Families are urging Texas lawmakers to strengthen safety rules for camps after flash floods in the Texas Hill Country killed at least 135 people. Lacey and Lars Hollis, who lost their daughter in the floods, are actively supporting new legislation for better camp and flood safety standards.
Key Facts
- Flash floods in the Texas Hill Country resulted in at least 135 deaths.
- The floods occurred two months ago.
- Virginia Hollis, an 8-year-old girl, was one of the victims at Camp Mystic.
- Families of the victims are advocating for new safety laws.
- Lacey and Lars Hollis are supporting legislation for improved camp safety.
- The proposed laws focus on preventing future flood-related tragedies at campsites.
