At least 13 dead, 20 girls missing from summer camp in 'catastrophic' Texas flooding: Updates
Kelly said in the late morning that authorities can't confirm whether campers at an all-girls Christian summer camp in Hunt along the Guadalupe River are accounted for
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Thirteen fatalities have been confirmed and frantic water rescues and searches were still underway Friday as a "catastrophic" flooding emergency unfolded in Texas on the Fourth of July, caused by heavy rains that overwhelmed the Guadalupe River.
Kerr County Sheriff Larry Leitha told reporters 13 people were found dead from flooding in the area, warning, "I think there will be more when this thing is over." ---More...
AT LEAST 6 Dead In Texas 4th of July Floods
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