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- Camp Mystic in Texas, Where 20 Children Are Missing, Is . . .
The flooded Guadalupe River in Kerrville, Texas, on Friday At least 20 girls were missing from Camp Mystic, a nearly century-old girls camp in nearby Hunt, Texas Carter Johnston for The New York
- Dozens of Camp Mystic girls still missing after deadly flash . . .
Frantic search for dozens of missing girls from Camp Mystic after historic flooding in Texas Hill Country Historic flooding ripped through Kerr County and the campsite on Friday morning, as a "deadly flood wave" moved down the Guadalupe River, the National Weather Service said About 750 people were at the camp at the time of the floods
- Camp Mystic Tragedy: What We Know About The Missing Girls . . .
More than 20 girls from Camp Mystic, a private Christian summer camp in Kerr County, have been reported missing following catastrophic flooding in central Texas on the Fourth of July The disaster was triggered by relentless rainfall that caused the Guadalupe River to overflow, resulting in widespread flash flooding and necessitating emergency rescues
- Camp Mystic: Desperate search for missing girls from summer . . .
The total number of missing was not known but the sheriff said between 23 and 25 of them were girls who had been attending Camp Mystic, a Christian summer camp along the Guadalupe River
- Camp Mystic deadly flood updates: Emergency crews search for . . .
Camp Mystic In an afternoon news briefing, Lt Gov Dan Patrick said about 23 children who were attending Camp Mystic, a local Christian summer camp, are still missing
- Search for two dozen missing girls after Texas floods kill at . . .
Desperate search for two dozen missing girls from summer camp after Texas floods kill at least 24 Authorities said 237 people had been recued so far, including 167 by helicopter
- Texas flooding updates: Over 20 girls missing from a summer camp
Texas Hill Country was gripped by tragedy Friday as at least six people were confirmed dead and over 20 girls attending a summer camp were reported missing after a deluge of rain—equivalent to
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