Texas Flash Floods: 24 Dead, Dozens Missing After Guadalupe River Rainfall

At least 24 people have died in Texas due to torrential rains and resulting flash floods along the Guadalupe River on Friday. Rescue teams are actively searching for dozens more who remain unaccounted for.

Devastating Impact: The flash floods, triggered by torrential rainfall, have caused widespread devastation. Local officials report at least 24 fatalities, with the number potentially rising.

Campers Among the Missing: A significant number of those missing are reportedly from an all-girls Christian summer camp situated along the Guadalupe River, approximately 65 miles northwest of San Antonio. Estimates place the number of missing campers between 23 and 25.

Ongoing Rescue Efforts: Rescue teams are working tirelessly to locate and save those trapped by the high water and those reported missing in the aftermath of the disaster. The scale of the disaster necessitates a large-scale rescue operation.

Further information can be found at The Guardian.