Summary
The death toll from flash floods in central Texas, which began on Friday, has risen to over 100 people, with many more missing. Rescue teams are searching for survivors as more storms threaten the area. A summer camp reported 27 deaths among girls and staff, and budget debates continue around disaster response and warnings.
Key Facts
- Flash floods hit central Texas on Friday, causing over 100 deaths.
- Search and rescue teams continue to look for missing people.
- Camp Mystic, a girls' summer camp, lost at least 27 people.
- Kerr County had the most casualties, with 84 confirmed dead.
- Critics argue government budget cuts possibly affected disaster response.
- The National Weather Service issued warnings before and during the flood.
- The White House states the floods were "an act of God" and not due to administration actions.
- Texas Senator Ted Cruz urged people not to engage in political blame during the crisis period.
