Camp Mystic Grieves Campers, Counselors Killed In Texas Floods

Rescue sets are still looking for victims after rain in fatal floods in Texas during the weekend of July 4. According to Associated Press, about 90 people died, including more than twenty camp and consultants from Sufi camp. Early Monday (July 7), a statement from Christian girls sparked all girls in the media.

“Camp Mysic is sad about the loss of 27 of the camp and the consultant after the catastrophic floods on the Guadalobi River,” the statement said. “Our hearts are broken alongside our families that bear this unimaginable tragedy. We are constantly praying for them.

More details about the tragedy in the All-Girls Christian camp

The authorities said on Monday that 10 girls and consultants from the camp are still missing. The operators also revealed that they are working with local and state authorities to continue the research. The Mystic camp, located in Texas Hill Control, was at least a century.

At the end of this week, he criticized a water wall in a cabin that was built along the edge of the Guadalobi River. Two school ages were missing on Sunday after the cabin washed away. Their parents were staying in a different compartment and were safe, but the grandparents of girls did not suffer from it. In one of the cabin, a group of girls hold on the rope of rescue men walking through a bridge with water wandering around their legs.

Starting on Sunday morning (July 6), families were allowed to look around the Mystic camp. The scene was sad at the very least. AP reported that the father continued to search for others after the rescue pulled his daughter from a cabin on the highest point in the camp. One family left with a blue infantry. A teenage girl was tear on her face slowly, and she was at the open window at the debris.

At least 75 people in the area near the Mestic camp

In the Hill Country area, the home of Camp Mystic and many other summer camps, researchers found the bodies of 75 people. Larry La Paya said the recovery includes 27 children. Among those confirmed, she was a 8 -year -old girl from Mountain Brock, Alabama, she was in Mestic camp, and another camp manager on the road. In addition, local officials have reported 12 other deaths in Travis, Burnett, Kindle, Tom Green and Williamson.

On Friday night (July 4), the river invaded the people sleeping in tents, ambushes and homes along the brand. The governor of the state, Greg Abbott, said on Sunday that 41 people were not calculated throughout the state, and could be more missing. Texas floods are among the worst nation in decades. The survivors shared terrifying stories about the cliff and clinging to trees while the flood water was carrying the trees and cars that exceeded them. Others fled to the headlines, and prayed water will not reach them.

President Trump responds to Texas’s rescue questions

President Donald Trump signed a major announcement of disasters in Kiir Province on Sunday. He also said that he could visit the area on Friday, July 11. “It is a terrible thing, very terrible,” He told reporters.

Trump was asked if he was still planning to gradually get rid of the FBI. He said this was something “We can talk about it later, but we are now busy working.” The president said that he wanted comprehensive reform, if not the judiciary, and he was severely retaliating. Despite the tragedy, Trump said he was not planning to rehabilitate any federal meteorological experts he launched this year during large -scale government spending discounts.

The president said about the flood: “This was something that happened in seconds. No one expected it. No one saw it. They were very talented there, and they did not see it.”

senator Ted Cruz, a Republican in Texas, said that the recent discounts on FEMA and that the national weather service did not delay the warnings before the flood.

He said: “This is not a time to direct partisan finger and attacks.” “There will be time to see what can be done differently. I hope we can learn in time some lessons to implement the next time that there is a flood.”

With additional rains on the road, the risk of more floods was still high in the saturated parts of the center of Texas. The authorities said that the number of deaths was certainly the number of crews with many people who were still missing.

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In this report, she contributed to the Associated Press Jim Vertono, John Seyer, Christopher Weber, Adrian Sainz, CDS Asanasio, Sophia Tarin and Michelle Price via the AP news room.