Summary
Floods in Texas have resulted in 82 deaths, with over 41 people still reported missing. Efforts to find the missing continue, as authorities face questions about the lack of evacuation in certain areas.
Key Facts
- Floods in Texas have killed 82 people.
- At least 41 people are still missing in the state.
- The floods primarily affected areas around the Guadalupe River, which overflowed due to heavy rain.
- Kerr County was hit hard, with 68 bodies found, including 28 children from a summer camp.
- Texas Governor Greg Abbott stated that search efforts are ongoing.
- President Donald Trump expressed condolences and plans to visit the affected area.
- The Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) is providing resources for relief efforts.
- Officials are facing questions about the preparedness and response to the floods, especially in Kerr County.
