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The death from flash floods hit central Texas central Friday climbed more than 100 people and an unknown number of others lost.
Search teams and rescue surrounds sneaky streams while rainfalls and thunderbolts threaten to the region, but hopes to lose any survivors in four days after disaster.
Camp Mystic, a Christian Full Summer Girl, Confirmed at least 27 girls and staff with the dead. Ten girls and camp counselors still disappear.
The white house housing rejected the budget-cut proposition of the National Weather Service (NWS) can prevent disaster response.
At least 84 of the victims – 56 adults and 28 children – killed in Kerr County, where the Guadalupe stream was filled with rain night, on the fourth public holiday.
About 22 adults and 10 children know, said County Sheriff’s office.
Mystic Mystic says a statement on Monday: “Our hearts break our families suffering from unconventional tragedy.”
Richard East
Local pastor del by, who knows the east family, told the BBC: “The whole community will forget him (Mr Eastland). He died a hero.”
In the latest forecast, NWS predicts more slow storms in hurricanes, which can bring more flooding to the region.
Trump administration critics intend to link the disaster of thousands of work cuts to the NWS ‘Dough of Odmospera.
The NWS office responsible for predicting the region has five employees who put hurricanes in Texas in Thursday night when severe weather is expected.
The White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt is rejected with the president’s attempts to blame.
“That is an act of God,” he told a daily sow of Monday.
“Not the administration’s error hit the flood when it has been done, but there are early and steady warnings and, also, the National Weather Service is his job.”
He designed that the NWS office of Austin-San Antonio conducted identifications for local evening officers at night and last day in July.
Trump, which is expected to visit Texas later this week, which is asked Sunday if the federal government, originally revealed what he called “The Biden set-up”, which refers to his democratic first.
“But I don’t blame Biden for it,” he added. “I just say it’s a 100 years of danger.”
Texas Senador Ted Cruz, a Republican, tells a news conference on Monday currently not the time for “partisan fingering-pointing”.
A local campaign Nicole Wilson, has a petition calling for sirens to put in Kerr County – something in other counties.
Such a system debate in Kerr County for about a decade, but funds for it have not been allocated.
Texas lt Gov Patrick is recognized on Monday such sirens can save lives, and say they should be placed next summer.
Meanwhile, compliments continue to pour from around the world.
King Charles III wrote that President Trump to express his “deep sadness” about the flood of disaster.
The king “offered his deep sympathy” to those who lost the loved ones, the British Embassy in Washington said.
EPA
