San Antonio Akta ‘Heartbroken’ Message in the middle of flood

The San Antonio Spurs They expressed deep sadness after a catastrophic flood that hit Central Texas, especially along the Guadeloupe River in Kerr district. From Saturday, at least 32 people were confirmed dead, including 18 adults and 14 children, according to Kerra County Sheriff Larry Leith.

The tragedy is marked with a “mass accident”, with over 27 people who still miss, many of the Mistić camp, a children’s summer camp where 750 campers were present when they hit flood water.

Spurs on Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday Saturday on Saturday Saturday at Chase Center held a moment of silence.

Mike Noes chief coach expressed sympathy, saying:

“It’s crazy,” Noies said. “We love your jobs and it’s great playing basketball, but it’s the real things that go in this world. I can’t imagine what they are doing and how they do that they are doing organization and how they deal with it.

Organization also Announced a statement At K:

“We disembarked from the tragic flood in the hill country. Each lawsuit and every first response, please know the Spurs family and keep you close to children and their families whose lives have been changed forever.”

The Guadalupe River increased by 22 meters in just 3 hours Friday morning and sliced ​​more than the historical flood in 1987. years. Texas reports Lieutenant Colonel Dana Patrick showed that it was in just 45 minutes, the river rejected 26 feet, the street many surprises. Flash flash ambulance was declared soon after 4 am, because Radar revealed 5 to 10 inches in the rain in a few hours. In some areas, they reached up to 15 inches.

The complex stormy system was encouraged by moisture from the Mexican Bay and the remains of the tropical storm Barry took the country Tekas Hill. Steep areas of the region, narrow valleys and rocky, impermeable soil caused fast driving and deadly floods.

More than 850 people were saved, including 160 lifades in the air, and some survivors won adheres to trees. The American coast of the Guard preserved or aids in preserving 223 lives, according to the DHS Secretary of Christ Noem. President Donald Trump and Texas Governor Greg Abbott confirmed the Federal Disaster Declaration, with the help that mobilizing through the affected counties.

Kerr Rob Kelly County, whose property is damaged, listed:

“It will take a long time before we can ever clean it, you rest much less.”