Texas Flooding Deepens Missing Count After July Fourth Disaster
In Hunt Texas intense floods across the Hill Country left more than 160 people missing and at least 118 dead. Officers rescued trapped residents from roofs and trees while backhoes cleared debris along the Guadalupe River five days after the catastrophe. Governor Abbott urged flood warning upgrades and emergency communications funding in a special legislative session.
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