Officials say

Fatal results Reported Officials said the disastrous floods slammed the hill country of Texas with the protection of water on the banks of the Gwadalup river.

“Within 45 minutes, the Gwadalup River rose 26 feet and it was a disastrous flood – taking property and sad,” Lieutenant village Patrick said at a news conference in the afternoon.

He addressed the parents of the children at Camp Mystic, where there were 700 children in the summer camp when there was flood. The Lieutenant Governor, who is acting as the governor, while the village is on holiday, said that about 20 children were unaware of Friday. He said that they are praying for all the missing people who are “to be found alive”.

The camp said in a statement, “It was read by Patrick that there was a” frightening level “of the flood.” He saw the parents at the news conference that if they were not contacted, their child is held at this time.

He said that there are many camps in this area, in which thousands of children participate in summer.

Patrick said that about six to 10 bodies have been found but the situation is liquid and running.

Carville, City of Texas, “search and recovery efforts are going on and moving behind water,” Said In a social media post.

In Ker County, water rescues along with the Gwadalupa River is participated with several local and regional emergency service organizations. Kerville City said that the river grew seven feet from midnight on Thursday on Thursday. The Gwadalup river in Hunt reached its second largest height on record, which is higher than the 1987 flood, The city saidCiting National Weather Service.

Texas on Friday released an emergency of flash floods in five counties in West Texas as Hill Country keeps banging due to severe rains and floods.

Answer -West Bandera County, Central Ker County, Northeastern Tom Green County, East Central County and West Central Kendall County received 5 to 11 inches of rainfall. According For National Weather Service.

Texas village. Greg Abbott said that the state has gathered resources to assist the floods.

“Texas Kerville, Ingram, Hunt and the entire Texas Hill country is providing all the necessary resources to deal with these destructive floods,” Abbott Said In a statement. “The state of Texas has today collected additional resources in addition to the resources sent in preparation for storms. I urge Texas to focus on guidance from the state and local authorities and monitor local forecasts to avoid driving in flood areas.”