Summary
Texas officials are working to find survivors after severe flash floods caused many deaths and missing people, including children. They have managed to rescue over 850 individuals, but search efforts continue with more than 1,000 people involved. Authorities are urging residents to stay safe and avoid flooded areas, as more rain is expected.
Key Facts
- A severe flash flood in Central Texas caused the deaths of at least 78 people, with many still missing.
- In Kerr County alone, 68 people died, including 40 adults and 28 children.
- Over 850 people have been rescued, many by helicopters.
- More than 1,000 people are helping with search-and-rescue operations across several counties.
- Authorities are searching for missing girls and a counselor from a summer camp near the Guadalupe River.
- Officials warn residents to avoid using drones in search areas, as they interfere with rescue operations.
- Flash flood warnings are in effect due to more expected rain, urging people to be cautious and avoid driving on flooded roads.
