Summary
More than 160 people are missing following severe floods in Texas, which have resulted in 109 deaths so far. Governor Greg Abbott indicated that the number of missing could increase and search efforts are ongoing in areas heavily impacted by the flooding.
Key Facts
- Over 160 people are missing in Texas after major floods.
- 109 people have died in these floods.
- Kerr County is the hardest-hit area, with 94 deaths.
- 27 girls and counselors died at a summer camp affected by the flood on the Guadalupe River.
- Five campers, one counselor, and one unrelated child are still missing.
- Throughout Texas, at least 15 other deaths are linked to the floods.
- Search and rescue teams are using helicopters, drones, and dogs.
- Rescuers face challenges due to water, mud, and dangerous conditions.
