Missing Persons in Texas Floods Reduced to Three
TL;DR
In Kerr County, Texas, the number of missing persons from July 4 floods has decreased from nearly 100 to just three, as search efforts continue three weeks after the disaster that caused at least 135 deaths, primarily along the Guadalupe River. The floods, which exceeded 100-year event predictions, devastated the region, including a historic summer camp, and raised questions about warning systems and emergency response. Despite challenges, rescue teams have made significant progress in locating victims.
- 3 people are still missing from deadly floods in Texas county, down from nearly 100 NPR
- Texas county makes huge update to missing persons list after flood, with most found safe Fox News
- Number of missing in deadly Texas floods down to three BBC
- 'That’s where unfortunately the deceased will start coming up' | Dive team moves search operations downstream near Canyon Lake kens5.com
- Texas officials revise number of people missing in Kerr County following catastrophic flooding down to 3 CNN
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