Sudden flooding in Texas has claimed 43 lives, including at least 15 children. Over two dozen children from a summer camp and several locals remain missing as rescue operations intensify, especially in Kerr County, the hardest-hit area. Heavy rains caused the Guadalupe River to rise dramatically, leading to mass evacuations. Governor Greg Abbott declared an expanded disaster to boost rescue efforts. Over 1,000 rescuers use helicopters and drones in ongoing searches. The National Weather Service warns of more rain, though the emergency phase is easing.
The death toll from sudden flooding in Texas, USA, has risen to 43. Among the deceased are at least 15 children. Rescue operations are ongoing for more than two dozen children who were participating in a summer camp and local residents who remain missing, according to Reuters.
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