At least 161 people are known to disappear in Ker County, Texas, after the horrific floods in this last weekend, Texas Gove Greg Abbott (R) said at a news conference on Tuesday.
The governor also confirmed the 109 ambush related ambush, including 94 in Ker County and 15 in other parts of Texas.
“Hurricanes are far more deadly than Hurricane Harvey. How frightening it is,” Abbott said at the news conference.
Camp Mystic, which has been a summer-to-sum-sum-sum-summer camp for a long time for Christian daughters of the state’s political elite, Said on Monday This was “mourning” to 27 campers and consultants after the flood. Abbott said on Tuesday that five campers and one counselor remained missing.
Abbott stated that the increase in the number of missing people is the result of more and more outreach efforts, “to get better information about those who were not registered in a camp, who were not registered in a hotel, people who were below here, who had no really accounting.”
Abbott said at the news conference, “Law is working together with enforcement agencies, he gave me this number: only in the County County region, there are 161 people who are known for missing.”
He promised to continue the search until everyone was found and urged the public to help.
“It is known: We will not stop until every missing person is accounted for,” Abbott said. “It is also known, more likely to be added to that list.
Abbott encouraged the public to call with information about those who know who are missing. He requested that the best identification is possible for the missing person among the callers, as well as his last known place. He provided the following number and email to the public: 830–250–1111; kervilleMissing@dps.texas.gov,
