In Texas, authorities are under investigation for potentially failing to issue adequate flood warnings prior to devastating rainstorms. Flash floods have resulted in at least 27 deaths, including nine children from a Christian summer camp. Over 800 individuals have been evacuated as floodwaters recede. The Guadalupe River surged nearly nine meters, leading to ongoing search efforts for more than two dozen missing children. The National Weather Service maintains a flood watch, warning of impending heavy rainfall ahead, compounding rescue challenges already facing over 1,000 rescuers engaged in the operation.
Authorities in Texas are facing scrutiny over their failure to adequately warn residents about the severe flooding that resulted from torrential rains, leading to a high death toll.
As conditions improve, over 800 people have been rescued, but the situation remains dire, with more than two dozen children missing from a Christian summer camp.
The National Weather Service has warned of continuing heavy rains after the flooding that caused the Guadalupe River to swell dramatically, complicating rescue efforts.
Rescue operations have engaged more than 1,000 personnel, employing helicopters and drones to search for the missing while battling harsh conditions.
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