Everything happened faster than anyone could predict. An hour was enough to sweep via houses, roads and cause the death of dozens of people. Until Thursday the situation seemed under control, but in the early hours of the morning on Friday time began to change suddenly.
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Many Little Girls Still Missing From Camp Mystic Where Flooding Inundated The Girls Camp Over Just 45 Minutes …
AT Least 13 Little Girls Almedy Confirmed Dead.
20+ Still Missing.
Search & Rescue ongoing! pic.twitter.com/n43mmcncev– John Basham (@johnbasham) July 5, 2025
No prediction had announced such a catastrophe. People slept quiet in their homes, campers enjoyed the quiet along the banks of the river, unaware of the imminent danger.
This video of the Guadalupe was Shot in Kerrville, TX From The Center Bridge. Watch How Fast These Flood Waters Were Traveling & Washing Everything in Front of It Out.
It Goes from Low & Barley Flowing to over the Top of the Bridge in Around 35 Minutes.
I sped the video up to … pic.twitter.com/ncqe4uaqba– Clyp Keeper (@dgraytexas45) July 6, 2025
Only after 4 on Friday has a first alert bulletin arrived, followed by an even more serious warning around 5, issued by the County of Kerr, but it was already too late.
The level of the Guadalupe river has risen dizzyingly, reaching an increase of almost 8 meters. The water broke through the banks, dragging with it everything it met.
Among the most severely affected areas, the Camp Mysticlocated just outside Kerrville, close to the river. At that moment it housed 750 girls for a scout gathering: at the moment, 27 are still dispersed.
New Photos of Camp Mystic, an All-Girls Christian Summer Camp Where 27 Girls Went Missing After Flash Flash Floding in Hunt, Texas, Show Flood-Sasked Toys and Bunk Beds, Downed Trees and an Entire Wall of A Building Muggingded. https://t.co/ioid6soeit
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– Fox Weather (@foxweather) July 5, 2025
In this regard, after visiting the Camp Mystic, the governor of Texas Greg Abbott said that the searches will not stop until all the missing young people are identified. In the meantime he declared it state of natural calamity. In the rest of Texas, the provisional budget is tragic: approximately 50 victimsincluding at least 15 children.
TODAY I Vised Camp Mystic.
It, and the River Running Beside It, Were Horrecously Ravaged in Ways UNLIKE I’VE SEEN IN ANY NATURAL DISASTER.
The Height The Rushing Water Reached to The Top of Cabins was shocking.
We Won’t Stop Until We Find Every Girl WHO WAS in Those Cabins.
– Greg Abbott (@gregabbott_tx) July 6, 2025
Tonight, I Signed A Disaster Declaration to Ensure Local Officials Have The Resources to Continue to Respond to Floods in the Hill Country.
⁰texas Will Stop At Nothing to Ensure Every Missing Person is Fully Accounted for.– Greg Abbott (@gregabbott_tx) July 5, 2025
Meanwhile, on social networks the desperate appeals of the families of the missing girls continue to multiply: they ask for help, information, a signal. Any news could make the difference to find them.
Lord, Hear Our Prayers
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– usmarine4life
(@Warveteranusmc) July 5, 2025
Sources: Reuters/NBC News
