Key Facts
• On July 4, severe flooding struck southern Texas, causing significant casualties.
• As of July 8, Governor Greg Abbott confirmed 109 deaths from the disaster.
• At least 161 individuals, including five girls from a camp, remain missing.
• Local authorities have been conducting search operations since July 4.
• No survivors have been found since the flooding began.
Summary
Severe flooding in southern Texas, beginning on July 4, has resulted in 109 confirmed deaths and at least 161 individuals still missing, including five young girls who were part of a camp. Governor Greg Abbott emphasized ongoing search efforts to locate all missing persons. Despite continuous operations by local authorities, no survivors have been discovered since the disaster struck. The situation remains critical as rescue teams persist in their efforts.
