Flash floods in Central Texas have led to a rising death toll of at least 67, including 21 children, as rescuers continue to search for 11 missing girls from Camp Mystic. In Kerr County alone, 16 bodies have been found recently, contributing to a total of 59 fatalities. The rescue operations face difficulties due to debris and challenging terrain, while families and volunteers assist in the search. Authorities are under scrutiny for flood preparedness and warning effectiveness, as the river rose dramatically prior to the devastating floods.
The death toll from flash floods that rampaged through Central Texas rose to at least 67, including 21 children, with ongoing search efforts for the missing.
Rescuers in Kerr County found 16 bodies since Saturday afternoon, increasing the total number of dead there to 59, with search efforts continuing despite challenging conditions.
Families searching for loved ones were present at the camp, where volunteers combed through debris, while authorities faced scrutiny regarding flood warning and preparation.
The fast-moving waters of the river surged 26 feet in only 45 minutes, resulting in significant destruction and loss of life in the affected areas.
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