Photos show destruction caused by flood in Texas; 52 died and 27 girls are missing

A summer camp was hit in Kerr County. Searches for the girls who participated in the activity follow this Sunday (27). Helicopter flyns around the Guadalupe River in Texas, after floods Eric Gay/AP at least 52 people died of storms caused by storms in the state of Texas in the United States since Friday (4), according to local authorities on Saturday (5). ✅ Click here to follow the G1 international news channel on WhatsApp in Kerr County, there are 43 recorded deaths. In the region, a group of 27 girls who participated in a summer camp are missing. Read more: ‘swept’ camp for flood in Texas is about to turn 100; More than 20 children are missing flood in the 1987 Texas repeat tragedy that inspired film check out images that show the destruction caused on site: items are spread inside a cabin on Camp Mystic after flood in Kerr County, Texas Reuters/Sergio Flores Aerial Image Show water level after Comfort, Texas Reuters/Marco Bello Bello. killed and destroys Camp Julio Cortez/AP Texas Police in front of a pile of rubble in the Hunt region, Texas, after flooding on the Guadalupe River due to heavy rains, on July 5, 2025. Julio Cortez/AP full of the Guadalupe River caused Destroying in Southern US Julio Cortez/AP Families to be reunited in a converted gathering point in Ingram, In Texas, after floods Eric Gay/ AP police searches with dogs (in the background) for missing in front of a rolled car because of the floods after rains in Texas, on July 5, 2025. Julio Cortez/ AP Drone View Made flooded after torrential rainfall that caused sudden floods along the Guadalupe River, San Angelo, Texas, July 4, 2025 Young Reuters observe flood in Texas on July 4, 2025 Eric Vryn/Getty Images/AFP A search dog acts at Camp Mystic after a deadly flood in Kerr County, Texas, Reuters/Sergio Plide Animals in a window on Camp Mystic after a deadly flood in Kerr, Texas, USA, Reuters/Sergio Flores A car stuck between trees on the Guadalupe River after a deadly flood in Kerr County, Texas, USA Reuters/Sergio Flores A Camp Mystic Mailbox View near the entrance of the site, on the banks of the Guadalupe River AP/Julio Cortez a license plate is seen near a crux from the Guadalupe river after a sudden flood Floods in Texas leave dead and missing; Vacation colonies are hit

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