Texas Floods Death Toll Rises Above 100
Texas Floods Death Toll Rises Above 100

Texas Floods Death Toll Rises Above 100

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Devastating floods struck Kerr County and the Texas Hill Country, killing over 100 people and leaving at least 161 missing, with victims and affected families hailing from Texas, Alabama, and Puerto Rico. Camp Mystic was among the hardest hit, suffering 27 deaths among campers and counselors, while other camps managed to avoid mass casualties but adjusted operations for safety. Search and rescue efforts continue, now supported by crews from Mexico. The tragedy has prompted widespread community response, including fundraising efforts by children across Texas. Mental health professionals are advising families to offer clear and age-appropriate communication to help children process the disaster, recommending therapies like play therapy and EMDR. The floods have altered summer traditions and sparked both mourning and resilience across affected communities.

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