An disaster plan for Camp Mistic A few days ago was approved by Texas Inspectors Disastrous flood According to the records released on Tuesday, more than 20 people were killed at the Christian All-Galls Summer Camp.
Camp located in Ker County, according to the records of state health services, “State Rules related to the procedures applied in terms of disaster were complied with. Obtained By Associated Press.
Nevertheless, the withdrawal plans of Camp Mistic were considered unclear, the five reports seen by the AP revealed.
Since heavy rainfall in the hill country of Texas started over the weekend, More than 100 People Has been killed By Record floodof 109 deaths Reported in Lone Star State, at least 27 children and consultants were lost in the camp. Most of the killed people were in County.
According to officials, more than 160 people have also been reported missing.
“Hurricanes are far more deadly than in Hurricane Harvey,” Texas Gove Greg Abbott (R) said at a news conference on Tuesday.
Charlotte Lutyens, 19 – A former camp mistic participant – said that he does not remember what steps to take if anyone was there Weather emergency,
“I know that counselors undergo orientation training for a week before the camp starts. They brief them on all those types of things,” Lutyens told AP.
“It is nowhere and they had no power,” he continued. “This pitch would have been black, as if you could not see 5 feet in front of the type of darkness. I have never seen the stars because there is no light.”
Inspection of the camp by Texas officials, which took place last Wednesday, concluded that the camp fulfilled security and health criteria.
Texas Department of State Health Services spokesman Lara Anton told The News Wire that the weather emergency in summer camps is not filed with the state of Texas.
“We don’t have. You have to get it from the camp,” Anton said.
“Inspector checked that he had a plan posted for those elements in every building,” he told AP in an email, saying “what he had done, he had trained trained employees and volunteers on it.”
