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An unleashed Guadalupe river leaves trees and debris fallen into its wake in Kerrville, Texas.
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At least 24 people died in serious floods in certain parts of the center of Texas.
The first speakers are looking for more survivors, including 20 summer campers in Kerrville, Texas.
The National Weather Service today provides more rain and excessive floods.
Texas governor Greg Abbott said the state will work day and night to find people who can be blocked and unable to call for help.
Families are gathered in a reunification center after the sudden floods hit the area in Ingram, Texas,
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Spectators of the spectators caused damage caused along the Guadalupe river after a flash flood swept the Kerrville area in Texas.
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The debris are left by a guadalupe river unleashed in Kerrville, Texas.
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The first speakers deliver people in a reunification center after sudden floods in the Ingram region, Texas.
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A man investigates the damage left by a Guadalupe river which rages in Kerrville, Texas.
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The trees emerge from flood waters along the Guadalupe river in Kerrville, Texas.
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Families align themselves in a reunification center after the sudden flood of the area in Ingram, Texas.
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