Texas Floods Kill 120, Search for Missing Ongoing

Catastrophic flash floods along the Guadalupe River in Kerr County, Texas, have resulted in at least 120 deaths and over 150 people missing, including dozens of children from a local Christian camp. Search and rescue operations have continued for over a week, with hundreds of first responders and volunteers, including the United Cajun Navy, utilizing drones, cadaver dogs, and heavy equipment to comb through extensive debris. Early rescue efforts were hampered by chaotic conditions and limited resources, forcing some volunteers to rely on the smell of decomposition to locate victims. Survivors have described narrow escapes and face the challenge of rebuilding destroyed homes. Officials are urging the public to coordinate recovery efforts with authorities for safety and efficiency. The destruction is widespread, with RVs and personal belongings scattered for miles as teams persist in searching for the missing.