The summer camp, hit by flash floods in Texas, said on Monday that 27 campers and consultants had died, while state officials had reduced the death of more than 80 deaths from disaster.
Officials have said that the toll of death is likely to increase, there is still a threat of fatal floods in Central Texas due to high rainfall and high rainfall.
What did the summer camp say?
The camp said in a statement, “The camp is mourning 27 campers and losses of consultants after the horrific floods on the Mistic Guadalup River.”
“We are in communication with local and state officials, deploying comprehensive resources for the discovery of our missing girls.”
“We are deeply grateful for outporing of support [the] Community, first response, and officers at every level. ,
What do we know about floods?
Swelling by the Preden Torrential Dupors, cutting through the heart of the Gwadalup river Kerville, turned into a deadly edge in an hour in an hour.
Most of the deaths due to flood floods due to Friday’s devastation were focused with the revival in Kerville, where 68 people were killed, including 28 children, County County Sheriff Larry Litha said.
Camp Mystic, almost a century old Christian girls retreat on the coast of Guadalup in summer, one of the worst hit sites.
Water reached the roofs of treasures and cabins as the girls used to sleep overnight on Friday, wash some children and leave a scene of destruction.
What can happen now?
The National Weather Service (NWS) on Sunday warned that there may be more flash floods on the already soaked heart of Texas with a slow -moving thunder.
Texas Governor Greg Abbott stated that heavy rains in Kerville and nearby cities may be “potential flash flooding”, which urges the inhabitants to clean the swelling river and creek.
On Sunday, it was pressurized whether Federal Fieldgate Cuts had weakened the disaster response or left the vacant positions in NWS under his watch, Trump pushed back.
Homeland Secretary Christie NoM, who oversees FEMA and NOAA, admitted that a “liberal” flood watch released by NWS on Thursday did not capture the cruel scale of the Downpore. He stressed the Trump administration and asked what was working to modernize the system.
Jokin Castro, a Democratic Congressman from Texas, told CNN’s “State of the Union” that small employees who reduce weather service could be threatened.
“When you have flash flooding, there is a risk that if you do not have workers … to do that analysis, do prophecies in the best way, it can cause tragedy,” Castro said.
Edited by: Wesley Rahan
