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Father and Son Searching Kerr County for Missing Loved Ones
- Emergency response teams searched for survivors after catastrophic floods struck Camp Mystic, a 99-year-old Christian girls camp in Texas Hill Country on Friday.
- The floods resulted from heavy rainfall that caused Guadalupe River waters to rise more than 26 feet in under an hour early Friday, triggering evacuations and search efforts.
- Camp Mystic housed around 750 campers, with officials reporting 27 girls remain missing and families confirming at least three child deaths in the aftermath.
- Texas Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick said many missing girls are under 12 and pledged to find “every single person” affected as Governor Abbott expanded disaster declarations to boost searches.
- Federal support will include deploying the Coast Guard to assist search efforts while weather forecasts warn central Texas may see up to 5 inches of rain and more flooding this weekend.
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Father and son searching Kerr County for missing loved ones
KERR COUNTY, Texas (KXAN) -- Ryen Brake and his father Robert have trudged through muddy, debris-filled riverbanks for the past 48 hours looking for Ryen's grandparents/Robert's parents: Joni and Robert Sr. They were in their RV at HTR Campgrounds in Ingram when the floods came. "Definitely has been very challenging for us as a family, for us as a community, overall just very challenging," Ryen said. "Almost at a loss for words for the both of u…
·Austin, United States
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Body recovered of Texas camp director who died heroically trying to save kids: ‘Dick was the father figure to all of us’
Camp Mystic co-owner Richard "Dick" Eastland has been confirmed dead, attempting to heroically rescue some of his campers before they were swept away in the deadly Texas floodwaters.
·New York, United States
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