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An Alabama student, a grandma and a camp director among those killed in devasting Texas floods
- Devastating flash floods struck central Texas starting July 4, 2025, causing at least 82 deaths across six counties and impacting multiple communities.
- The floods originated from fast-moving waters on the Guadalupe River, which overwhelmed Camp Mystic, a Christian girls' summer camp in Kerr County, leading to several fatalities.
- Among the dead were nine-year-old Janie Hunt, cousin of Chiefs owner Clark Hunt, eight-year-old Alabama student Sarah Marsh, and Camp Mystic director Dick Eastland, who died trying to save campers.
- Search efforts continued for ten missing campers and one counselor, while San Angelo police found 62-year-old Tanya Burwick’s submerged SUV and recovered her body the following day blocks away from it.
- These events highlight ongoing rescue operations and widespread community impact, with officials and public figures offering condolences and support amid the tragedy.
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A young student, a grandparent and a camp director among those killed in Texas floods
The flooding in central Texas originated from the fast-moving waters on the Guadalupe River on Friday, killing at least 82 people. Authorities say search and rescue efforts are still underway.
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