Summary
Floods in central Texas have left many campers from an all-girls summer camp unaccounted for, following severe storms that caused widespread damage. At Camp Mystic, 27 girls are still missing, while rescue teams work to find survivors. The floods have resulted in at least 37 deaths as rescue efforts continue.
Key Facts
- Heavy rains in Texas caused severe flooding in the Guadalupe River area.
- 27 campers from Camp Mystic in Hunt, Texas, are missing after the flood.
- The storm resulted in at least 37 deaths, including 14 children.
- Around 850 people have been rescued from the floodwaters so far.
- The camp, established in 1926, is known for its long history and popularity.
- Many families post photos on social media seeking information about missing children.
- Camp Mystic was severely damaged, with buildings destroyed and debris scattered.
- The National Weather Service had issued flood warnings before the storm hit.
