Deadly flash floods wreak havoc in Texas, at least 24 dead | In pics

Rising water levels in the Texas floods have left 23 school girls missing from a summer camp, as search and rescue operations continue.

Updated on: Jul 05, 2025 5:02 PM IST

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Texas floods have killed at least 24 and 23 others have gone missing in the natural disaster that has crippled the region. (Eric Gay/AP)

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Search and rescue teams deployed after the Texas floods, continue their operation. (Eric Vryn/AFP)

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Family members stranded due to Texas floods embrace each other at a reunification center. (Eric Gay/AP)

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Choppers carry out rescue operations after Texas floods battered the area leading to multiple deaths and several others missing. (Eric Gay/AP)

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A resident affected by the Texas floods overlook the rising water levels near his home. (Eric Vryn/AFP)

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After the Texas floods swept the area on Friday, search and rescue teams carry out operations amid rough conditions. (Eric Vryn/AFP)

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Search operation personnel deployed after the Texas floods, overlook the dangerous water levels in the Guadalupe river. (Michel Fortier/AP)

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After the Texas floods wreaked havoc in the area, an elderly resident stands amid the devastation caused. (Eric Vryn/AFP)

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Texas floods have led to widespread devastation after heavy rains battered the area since Friday. (Eric Gay/AP)