A terrible tragedy has hit Texas with deadly floods. The Guadalupe River surged 26 feet in less than an hour, causing massive destruction. At least 27 people have died, including nine children, while dozens remain missing.
Among the missing are about 25 girls from Camp Mystic, a Christian summer camp near Kerrville. These young campers were swept away when the floodwaters destroyed their cabins. Families are heartbroken and desperate for news about their daughters.
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick made a firm promise to parents. “We will not stop until every child is found,” he declared. He vowed rescuers would bring all missing girls home safe. This strong commitment shows Texas leaders fighting for our children.
Huge rescue efforts are underway with over 400 workers on the ground. Helicopters, drones, and boats are searching day and night. Texas Task Force teams are leading the mission with unmatched skill. They brave dangerous floodwaters to save lives.
Gov. Greg Abbott is directing state resources around the clock. He praised the heroic rescuers who work nonstop. “We remain in search and rescue mode,” Abbott stressed. Every resource is focused on finding survivors.
Faith communities are stepping up to help hurting families. The Archdiocese of San Antonio opened shelters and offers prayers. Local churches provide comfort in this dark hour. True Texans always support each other in crisis.
This disaster reveals the unstoppable spirit of Texas. Volunteers rush to help neighbors without hesitation. Our leaders show decisive action, not empty words. When tragedy strikes, real Americans stand united.
We trust our brave rescuers will find every missing child. The whole nation prays for these families tonight. Texas will rebuild stronger because freedom-loving people never quit.