Texas: We Will Not Stop Looking for the Last Person, Governor Greg Abbott
The US state of Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced at an emergency press conference that we will not stop, until the last missing person is searching.
Rescue operations have entered the fifth day after the devastating floods on July 4 in Texas. More than 109 people have been killed in the floods and 173 people are missing.
Governor Greg Abbott has confirmed that more than 109 people have been killed, 94 of whom are only from Kerr County, while 161 in Kerr County and 12 in other areas are missing.
The governor also conducted an aerial review of the flood -hit areas and termed the situation a “historic catastrophe”.
The level of the Guadelop River rose up to 26 feet in just 45 minutes, which is equal to a 2 -storey building.
The camp of Camp Mistic is still missing and a councilor is still missing, about which the Governor has said that these are the most heartbreaking moments. It is our responsibility to find every missing, this is our first mission.
President Donald Trump, on the other hand, has announced a federal emergency, which will strengthen FEMA’s relief activities. State, federal, and local institutions are continuing with hundreds of volunteers continuing search operations.
The Governor has announced that the special session, which begins on July 21, will discuss the restoration of the victims and the future strategy will be discussed.
He appealed to the public to immediately report 830-258-1111 if anyone is missing in the County County.
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