Summary
Flash floods in the Hill Country of Texas have left over 160 people missing and more than 100 dead. Rescue teams are searching for the missing around the Guadalupe River, particularly in Kerr County, using various methods like air boats and helicopters. Officials face questions about the lack of warnings before the floods began.
Key Facts
- Over 160 people are missing after flash floods in the Hill Country of Texas.
- More than 100 bodies have been found so far.
- The search is concentrated along the Guadalupe River in Kerr County.
- Hundreds of volunteers are helping with the search, using equipment and search dogs.
- The floods caused significant damage to areas with vacation cabins and camps, including Camp Mystic.
- The floodwaters rose very quickly, increasing the river's height by 26 feet within an hour.
- Texas Governor Greg Abbott stated that the search would continue until all missing persons are found.
- President Donald Trump pledged federal relief to assist with recovery efforts in Texas.
