El número de muertos por las devastadoras inundaciones en Texas ha aumentado al menos a 90, mientras los equipos de rescate siguen buscando a decenas de desaparecidos. Al menos 27 campistas y monitores del campamento Mystic, en el centro de Texas, murieron en las inundaciones.

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At least 90 people have died in severe flooding across central Texas, with search and rescue teams continuing efforts to locate dozens still missing. Among the victims are at least 27 campers and counselors from Camp Mystic, a Christian girls camp along the Guadalupe River. Authorities report that approximately 40 people remain unaccounted for, and more than 850 individuals have been rescued so far. 

Rescue operations involve nearly 19 state and local agencies, with support from out-of-state teams and volunteers. The search is complicated by ongoing weather challenges and the large area affected, spanning multiple counties. Officials are coordinating efforts to ensure volunteer assistance is effective and does not hinder rescue operations.

Al menos 90 muertos en las inundaciones de Texas

Comenzamos esta hora con la búsqueda desesperada de tripulaciones, de tripulaciones, de supervivientes de ese inundaciones mortales que barrió el centro de Texas el pasado fin de semana. Las autoridades dicen que las inundaciones han matado a más de 90 personas. Eso incluye al menos 27 campistas y consejeros de la cristiana Campamento de Chicas, Camp Mystic, que se encuentra a lo largo del río Guadalupe. Alrededor de 40 personas siguen en paradero desconocido en este momento. Y el gobernador de Texas Greg Abbott dijo durante el fin de semana, los equipos han rescatado al menos 850 personas. Y Florida está diciendo ahora que está enviando sus propios equipos para ayudar a cabo con los esfuerzos de rescate. También estamos escuchando de dos hermanos que sobrevivieron a las inundaciones en un campamento diferente en Hunt, Texas. Saltamos a otra cama, como una litera superior, y nuestra cama empezó a volcar, y llegamos arriba muy rápido. Y entonces nos gusta esto, y luego como una de las paredes como caer. Y la reportera de CBS News Nydia Cavazos está en Kerrville. Eso es cerca de 65 millas al noroeste de San Antonio. Nydia, me alegro de verte. En este momento, todavía hay 10 niñas y un consejero desaparecido del Campamento Mystic. ¿Cómo se ven los esfuerzos de búsqueda para ellos, ¿así como los otros que todavía están en paradero desconocido en este momento? En este momento, los esfuerzos de búsqueda y rescate siguen en marcha en todo el condado de Kern y el condados circundantes, y esto implica cerca de 19 agencias estatales y locales que están en el terreno. Eso implica a agentes. Involucra a voluntarios. Están buscando en cuerpos de agua como este arroyo detrás de mí. Se trata de voluntarios en tierra, el uso de helicópteros, aviones no tripulados, y todo esto es un esfuerzo para encontrar a estas chicas desaparecidas que formaban parte del campamento cristiano y cuyas cabañas fueron arrasadas por la lluvia y las tormentas inesperadas y sin precedentes aquí en todo el estado de Texas. Ahora, lo que también estamos viendo es que los voluntarios y algunos de estos agencias también están teniendo algunos problemas con la búsqueda que está en marcha debido a, ya sabes, el clima fue uno de los factores. No había parado de llover hasta hoy, y esto facilita las cosas para los buscadores y los rescatistas que estan aqui en el terreno en esta momento. Sí, iba a preguntarte un poco más sobre eso, Nadia. Por supuesto, la amenaza de las tormentas aún no ha terminado, como mencionaste, el clima sigue siendo una gran preocupación. ¿Puede hablarnos de algunas de las condiciones meteorológicas y otros factores que los residentes y a los que se enfrentan ahora mismo? ¿A qué se enfrentan mientras intentan salvar las vidas de las víctimas? a más gente? Bueno, escuchamos a los funcionarios locales a principios de esta mañana, y describieron algunos de esos desafíos. Y en primer lugar, estamos hablando del hecho de que estamos viendo y en primer lugar, estamos hablando de un tramo de tierra que está cerca de 100 kilómetros. Y así aquí es donde tienes voluntarios y múltiples agencias involucradas en los esfuerzos de rescate. Y esto se extiende por diferentes condados. Así que es necesaria la colaboración entre los condados, entre los líderes estatales, que también trabajan con sus socios federales. Y ahora, esto es lo que tenemos por un lado, pero por otro lado, ahora también están pidiendo voluntarios para ayuda. Pero están pidiendo que esto se agilice con el Ejército de Salvación para hacerse cargo de estos, ya sabes, del cambio de la coordinación, porque lo que también han estado corriendo en es que muchas personas han venido aquí para tratar de ayudar. Pero en algunos casos, también han en el camino de algunas de estas operaciones que están en curso. Y así los funcionarios han puesto de relieve que en el caso de que siga lloviendo, que hay algunas lluvias en el pronóstico, no necesariamente quieren dedicar estos recursos para ahora tener que rescatar a los voluntarios que estaban tratando de ayudar inicialmente. Sí, una dinámica muy difícil de enhebrar. Nydia, muchas gracias por tu reportaje. Te lo agradecemos.

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