Texas Flood Last: Missing Search

Judge Rob Kelly, Judge of Kerr, said he lives along the Guadelop River: “Our property was destroyed.”

He saw the body bags and saw the first hand of the flood. “We know that we are raining, we know that the river is going up, but no one has seen it happen,” the judge added.

The GOP Congress of the Texas called the disaster “once a century”.

Nim Kid, head of Texas Emergency Management, said his team refuses to search for searching until any missing person can be found: “We will not stop until we find them all.”

Kidd said 1300 additional staff work in response as well as 906 government assets.

According to the National Meteorological Service, the flood has created an average of more than 125 dead a year in the United States in the United States, and the floods of the top killer flash are related to the country’s storm.

Here’s a look at some of the most deadly floods across the country over the past 25 years.

The search crew said they were in difficult conditions as they were “every possible place”, Rice said.

Officials said more than 850 people have been rescued in the past 36 hours, and heroic efforts were made in camps to save children.

Homeland Security Minister Christie Normi ​​entered and pledged the Trump administration to use all available resources. Helicopters and coastal guard planes helped ensure the operation even in the dark.

A re -unity center at an elementary school was mainly silent after hundreds of evacuation yesterday.

“We still have people who are looking for our loved ones,” said Bobby Templeton, head of the Ingram Independent School.

President Donald Trump said his government is working on the ground in Texas to support the government among the devastating floods.

“The Trump administration is working with state and local authorities on land in Texas in response to the tragic flood that happened yesterday,” he wrote about Truth Social. “Our homeland’s minister, Christie Nom, we will be there soon. Melania and I pray for all the families affected by this terrible catastrophe.”

“Our first courageous respondents do the site and do what they do the best,” he said. “God bless the families, and God bless Texas!”

Tonya Fucci, a resident of Pennsylvania, who goes to her grandmother for the weekend of Independence Day, woke up on Friday and the sound of heavy rain “was down in the buckets.”

“This is indescribable, the voices were, how long they were … the huge cedar trees that came down the river,” he said. Reuters The next day the reporter in the interview.

Ms. Fucci filmed a torn with a muddy water on her grandmother’s road and two recreational vehicles in a parking lot, with their wheels drowned in the water.

“I’m still in shock today,” Fuchi said. Reuters News AgencyHuman beings “many missing children and missing people. You just want to find them because of families. But, you know, this will not be a good end … by no means people could not survive water.”

Ms. Fucci said she received weather warnings on her phone hours after the flood. Residents of the city had to trust each other because they ran to their neighbors to see who needed help before the rescue teams arrive.

“Something I have never seen before. You know this is a disaster,” said Ms. Fucci.

August Pufflogar’s representative said he and his wife joined their two daughters who participated in the Aref camp.

“Camille, Vivian and I have now reunited with Caroline and Juliana who have been evacuated from the Aref camp,” he wrote. “Yesterday it has brought unimaginable sadness to many families, and we mourn with them, as well as hope for the survivors.”

Texas officials are questioning the meteorological services leading to deadly floods on Friday, as other meteorologists defend the agency.

Some state and local officials say NWS did not make precise forecasts before Friday’s destructive flood, months after the government created the agency’s President Donald Trump, and experts warned that forecasts could suffer.