A catastrophic flooding event in central Texas has resulted in at least 78 deaths, with search operations ongoing as 41 individuals remain missing. The Guadalupe River rose over 26 feet rapidly, impacting Camp Mystic and the surrounding areas. Emergency responders have rescued hundreds, but conditions complicate efforts due to debris and adverse weather. The state has broadened its search focus to ensure recovery, pledging full dedication to finding missing children and others in the riverbed. A federal disaster declaration has been signed to aid the relief efforts.
Search operations in central Texas continue after the Guadalupe River rose 26 feet within an hour, resulting in catastrophic flooding with at least 78 confirmed deaths and many missing.
Rescue efforts are hampered by debris, heat, snakes, and ongoing rainfall, as emergency responders work to save those affected by the flash floods in the area.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott stated that search efforts for missing individuals from Camp Mystic are a top priority, committing to fully assist in recovery operations.
President Trump signed a federal disaster declaration to aid recovery efforts in Texas and has plans to visit the state this week.
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