Heavy downpours launched fatal sudden floods along the Guadalup River in South-Central Texas, claimed at least 13 dead individuals, and caused almost two dozen girls to declare non-participating from the mystic camp, a summer camp located by the river. The paintings of the rescued girls emerged on social media.
According to Lieutenant Gov. Dan Patrick, nearly 23 girls attending it, was missing on Friday afternoon. The teams were deployed to find them with different sources, such as a helicopter and a ship in inundation.
He said, “I ask people from Texas, this afternoon praying-on some-ends praying-to find these young girls.” Nine teams, 14 helicopters and 12 drones were used for their location, he added.
In the X post, the user publishes a picture representing two girls together sitting in the green seats of the canvas in what seems to be a rescue helicopter where both covered their ears.
Another contribution suggests that a group of girls be saved and sit in a circle on the floors inside. “These girls are rescued and are waiting for a fire station if someone knows their families. I am sure they are trying to contact the family, but share only in case the mouth is moving faster,” the headline said.
The affinity of those who were missing in local Facebook groups that security officials called them to share that their daughters remained unpacked among the wreckage of the cabin for washing and fallen trees, while some expect the hope of evacuating their children by a helicopter.
The city manager for Kerrville, Dalton Rice Rice mentioned that a serious flood occurred before the east with minimal to any warnings, which prevented officials from previous evacuation instructions because the Guadalupe rose rapidly around the flood’s main threshold.
It happened very quickly, during a very short time that cannot be predicted, even with a radar. It happened within a less than two -hour span, ”he said.
The US National Meteorological Service announced a lightning emergency situation for various areas of Kerr County, located in Texas Hill Country, nearly 65 miles (105 km) northwest of San Antonia to storms with severe collisions, which supplied as the foot of the collision, Reuters reported.
(With the entry from agencies)
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