Summary
People gathered in Tivy Antler Stadium, Texas, to honor those who died in flash floods over the July Fourth holiday. The floods resulted in 120 deaths and over 160 people missing, making it the worst inland flood in the US since 1976. Search efforts are ongoing, and officials are now focused on helping families find closure.
Key Facts
- Hundreds attended a vigil in Kerrville, Texas, for flood victims.
- The flash floods occurred during the July Fourth holiday.
- At least 120 people have died, and more than 160 are still missing.
- This is the deadliest inland flood in the US since 1976.
- Many people wore blue shirts and green ribbons in support of affected communities.
- A century-old Christian camp, Camp Mystic, lost 27 campers and counselors.
- Search crews continue looking for the missing along the Guadalupe River.
- Governor Greg Abbott is advocating for improved flood warning systems and emergency communication.
- US President Donald Trump has promised federal support and plans to visit the area.
