These first-and-cloth photos taken above the Ker County catch the destruction of the destruction by floods in Texas in this last weekend.
Near Captured images using a certain-wing aircraft to capture the high-resolution imagery to survey the damage. The shot in each slider image below is after the image on the left first and right.
The photos were taken in Hunt, Kerville, and Ingram – all in Ker County – where the worst floods occurred. They occupy the bridges that have been washed, destroyed houses, and roads that have separated.
Governor Greg Abbott said on Tuesday that at least 173 people remain unaware of five days after the horrific floods through the Texas Hill country. Most of the missing – 161 persons – are from Ker County, which is the most difficult area from disaster. Local officials said no rescue has been taken since Friday.
Abbott said yesterday, “The primary job is still detecting every person who is affected by this flood,” Per the new York Times“We will not fix every body until we identify.”
The confirmed dead have at least 30 children, one of the deadliest disasters for children in the US in decades. A significant number of victims was affiliated to a Christian Summer Camp Camp Mistic for girls located on the banks of the Gwadalup River. Twenty -seven campers and staff members were killed in the camp. Till Tuesday evening, the bodies of five campers and a 19 -year -old consultant were not yet recovered.
Republican officials have come under the scope of increasing investigation on flood response, especially about limited investment and initial warning infrastructure in federal forecast vacancies and flood control.
Ker County has reported the most deaths, confirming 87. Other affected counties include Travis County (7 deaths), Kendal County (8), Burnett County (5), Williamson County (3), and Tom Green County (1). The victims include children and adults, including a dear teacher, camp director and counselor.
Search and recovery efforts are going on as the team continues to comb through debris and flood areas. State officials have not given a timeline for the time when all missing persons may be accounted for.
