Flash floods in Texas over the 4th of July weekend resulted in at least 108 fatalities, with significant criticism directed towards the federal response and state agencies. Kerr County officials held a press conference concerning rescue efforts, where tensions rose as reporters pressed for clarity on preemptive actions taken following the first flood emergency alert. Questions targeted the timeline of communication and response decisions leading up to the disaster, highlighting potential failure in preparedness and alertness among local authorities during the crisis.
During a press conference regarding the Texas flood disaster, officials faced tough questions about the timing and effectiveness of their emergency responses, particularly after the flash floods claimed 108 lives this past July 4 weekend.
Kerr County Sheriff Larry Leitha was questioned about specific actions taken by local officials in the hours after the first flood emergency alert was issued. Leitha noted that he was first notified around 4 to 5 a.m.
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