Devastating flooding in the Texas Hill Country that started on the Fourth of July has resulted in at least 132 fatalities with 101 individuals reported missing. Kerr County has been hit the hardest, with at least 106 deaths, including 36 children. Search and recovery efforts are ongoing in the area. Heavy rain has affected search operations, causing delays and interruptions. A county official mentioned the challenges faced due to the weather conditions. One commissioner is advocating for improved communication infrastructure and flood mitigation measures in light of the recent catastrophic events. A flood watch remains in effect for the Texas Hill Country, with the possibility of heavy rainfall. Search teams are diligently working to recover victims in Kerr County, with additional resources being deployed to aid in the mission.
Over 130 lives lost in Texas due to ongoing floods
Authorities revealed on Sunday that the total number of fatalities from the ongoing floods in Texas has surpassed 130. Kerr County has reported 106 confirmed deaths, including 36 children.
– Vanessa Navarrete, ABC News
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