Summary
At least 24 people have died due to severe flooding in the Texas Hill Country, with at least 20 campers still missing. Texas officials are using many resources to search for missing people, and the state has declared a disaster in affected areas.
Key Facts
- Severe flooding in Texas Hill Country has resulted in at least 24 deaths.
- Twenty campers from a summer camp by the Guadalupe River are missing.
- Texas Governor Greg Abbott stated that search and rescue missions are ongoing.
- A disaster declaration has been made for several counties near San Antonio.
- Over 500 responders and 14 helicopters are involved in rescue operations.
- The Guadalupe River rose 26 feet in 45 minutes, caused by heavy rainfall.
- Regions affected by the flood are without electricity and internet.
- More heavy rain is expected, potentially worsening the situation.
