Shakira He is coming to help victims and families devastated by the ongoing floods in the center of Texas.
“Dear San Antonio, our hearts and sentences are with those affected by the flood in the center of Texas,” Shakira wrote Ax On Saturday, July 5. “We are giving a part of tonight’s show to the Catholic charitable organizations of San Antonio, which provide disaster relief to affected families.”
She continued: “If you want to join -me to the donation, click on the link below. Your help is important and appreciated.” The singer A link has been added to a donation platform operated by Catholic charitable organizations.
The singer’s performance in Texas on Saturday night was his last until his tour resumed in California in August.
At least 70 people have died after Flash floods consumed Texas Hill Country during the holiday weekend. The lifeguards tried to help as many people as they could along the Guadalupe River, where water levels rapidly increased while many residents slept. Dozens of children are missing in Camp Mystic, a children’s summer camp located in the area at the time of flood.
Of these 70 years, at least 59 are residents of Kerr county. The deceased include 38 adults and 21 children. At the time of publication, it is still presumed that 11 girls and a counselor disappear from the camp. Although Kerr county is considered the epicenter of floods, some of the victims lived in other parts of the state, including Burnet county, Tom Green county, Travis county and Williamson County.

Mystical camp
Ronaldo Schemidt/AFP through Getty ImagesPresident Trump He declared an emergency for Kerr county on Sunday, July 6.
Flood occurred after the river broke its benches after a rapid and intense rainy period, Reuters reported. Officials have been able to rescue more than 850 people, including some who found refuge in the trees, also pointed out the news.
According to Reuters, approximately 700 girls attended Camp Mystic at the time of floods.
“Our cabins on the top of the hills were completely flooded with water. I mean you have seen the complete devastation, we have not even imagined that this could happen,” Minister of the counselor’s counselor. Katharine Somerville He said in an interview with Fox News on Sunday. He added that all his campers were safe and taken care of.
Photos on the scene show that the water was rising at least six meters from the floor of the booths where the girls slept, and some of the cabins are now missing walls that were allegedly washed.