Summary
Flooding in central Texas caused more than 70 deaths, including 21 children. Rescue teams are still searching for missing individuals, including those from a girls' summer camp. Key people affected include Tanya Burwick, a grandmother, Jane Ragsdale, a camp director, and Sarah Marsh, an elementary student.
Key Facts
- The floods started with fast-moving waters on the Guadalupe River.
- Over 70 people died due to the flooding, including 21 children.
- Missing persons include campers from a summer camp for girls.
- Tanya Burwick, a 62-year-old grandmother, was found dead after her SUV was submerged.
- Jane Ragsdale, director of a Texas summer camp, also passed away in the floods.
- Sarah Marsh, an eight-year-old from Alabama, died while attending Camp Mystic.
- The flooding affected more than 12,000 buildings in the San Angelo community.
- Rescue efforts are still ongoing, with searches for missing people continuing.
