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A United States Coast Guard rescue swimmer in New Jersey is being said to be a hero after protecting him close to 200 people after the flash flood in Central Texas.
26 -year -old Petty Officer 3 Class Scott Ruskan was saved by the US Department of Homeland Security Secretary Christie NoM as the only triangular coordinator in the flood scene for his efforts.
“United States Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer and Paytm Officer Scott Ruskin (Ruskan) directly saved a stunning 165 victims in the devastating floods in Central Texas. NOEM posted For her social media account on X.
Camp Mystic Director dies while trying to save children during the Texas flood.
United States Coast Guard Rescue Swimmer Scott Ruskan is said to be a hero after saving around 200 people after a flash flood in left, left from New Jersey, left from New Jersey. (Fox News)
Ruskan said in an interview on “Fox and Friends” that he was in the air when he saw a huge crowd of about 200 children in a campsite. In this way, he decided to focus on the Camp Mystic.
“Yes, as far as far, we are receiving our actions mostly above the army above. But it is just a lot of trips to big state, so we were in the mystic for a long time yesterday. We were probably having almost 200 people out of there, and it was just looking at a big crowd. By the time they went away,” Scott told “Fox and friends.”
Texas survivors from the floods share harsh stories, still the search for the missing people continues
After the deadly floods on Ker County, Texas, US, 5 July, 2025, the camp was scattered inside a cabin in the mistic. (Reuters/Sergio Floors)
Ker County Sheriff Office It is said that till 1:30 pm on Sunday afternoon, he had recovered 68 deceased in Ker County.
“We have 40 adults and 28 children out of those who are dead. Eighteen adult identities are pending, and also pending 10 children. Currently, 10 camps are uncomfortable for Mystic Campers, with a counselor,” he posted on Facebook.
The first respondents scanned the banks of the Gwadalup River, which was swept away by floods on Ingram, Texas, Friday, July 4, 2025. (Michelle Fortier/The San Antonio Express-Newz AP)
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Search and rescue operations continue, they said, and there is complete response from local, state and national first respondents.
Sheriff’s office said, “We have hundreds of officers, depots and support staff working on every aspect of this emergency, as well as air, water, K9, and other assets conduct search and rescue.”
