Texas Floods Kill 111, 161 Missing, Public Health Emergency Declared
Texas Floods Kill 111, 161 Missing, Public Health Emergency Declared

Texas Floods Kill 111, 161 Missing, Public Health Emergency Declared

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Devastating floods caused by Tropical Storm Chantal have led to catastrophic damage and loss of life in Texas, with over $4 billion in damages and at least 111 confirmed deaths. Gov. Greg Abbott reported that 161 people remain missing in Kerr County alone as search efforts continue amid the wreckage. Survivors like Rena Bailey recounted their harrowing experiences escaping sudden, rising floodwaters, highlighting the rapid destruction of their communities and homes. Bailey described how she and her husband evacuated to higher ground despite her limited mobility, emphasizing the personal toll and emotional devastation felt by residents. The state is also accounting for non-residents who were vacationing in the area, contributing to the rising number of missing persons. These firsthand survival stories underscore the severity of the flooding and the ongoing challenges faced by Texas communities in recovery and clean-up efforts.

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