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 3 victims from Camp Mystic are identified: Janie Hunt and Renee Smajstrla have been found deceased along the camp Director Dick Eastland.  15" of rain fell in Central Texas that caused severe flash flooding that swept a Camp Mystic cabin on Guadalupe River. Over 24 people are dead. #KerrCounty  11:13 p.m. The City of Kerrville Emergency Management has established a Reunification Intake Line for parents of campers who are unaccounted for. That number is 830-258-1111. Call that number with the name of your missing young person and you’ll be directed to a shelter. For other missing persons, call 830-257-8181.

 Hello guys welcome back to my channel.  As catastrophic flash flooding continues to impact the Texas Hill Country, search and rescue efforts remain underway for multiple missing individuals swept away from Camp Mystic, a well-known all-girls Christian summer camp located along the Guadalupe River in Kerr County. Family-confirmed reports have identified numerous missing persons, including campers and staff, following the sudden overnight surge of the Guadalupe River, which rose more than 22 feet in just 30 minutes.The floodwaters tore through cabins and facilities early Friday morning, July 4, leading to a mass casualty response.According to officials, some of those reported missing have since been located and rescued, but many remain unaccounted for. Lt. Governor Dan Patrick confirmed in a press conference Friday afternoon that approximately 23 children are still missing.