At least 169 people remain missing after the flash floods sweep through Texas Hill Country. Rescuers from over 10 states are combing through cabins, trailers and homes. Karen Hua reports.

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Rescue operations continue in Texas Hill Country following devastating flash floods along the Guadalupe River, which have resulted in over 120 confirmed deaths and at least 169 people still missing. Search efforts are concentrated in Kerr County, where crews from more than 10 states, including teams with pack mules from North Carolina, are combing through cabins, trailers, and homes in challenging terrain.

The search is hampered by rural conditions, spotty cell service, and ongoing rain, making access and communication difficult. Survivors and local residents are mourning the loss, with memorials being established at affected sites such as Camp Mystic. The emotional toll on rescuers and the community remains high as efforts to locate the missing continue.

Texas flood rescue crews navigate tough terrain to search for missing

We begin tonight in Texas Hill Country, where the Guadalupe River's deadly flash floods have turned summer tragic. Nearly a week later, at least 120 people are dead, including little girls from a Christian summer camp. And at least 169 people remain missing as crews search cabins, trailers, and homes and beyond. Rescuers from more than 10 states and even pack mules are now in hard-hit Kerr County. CBS' Karen Wah is there and has this report. Rescue teams are on day six of their search. This morning, the Kerr County Sheriff emphasized crews are navigating tough terrain. There are rural areas that may experience extended response times, areas where cell service is spotty, where the area is single-lane bridges and low water crossings. There are more than 2,100 people combing through Kerr County, and a new team has arrived that's uniquely qualified to help. The mission mules traveled more than 22 hours from North Carolina. Six mules and a few horses have been navigating devastated areas inaccessible to others, as they did last year after Hurricane Helene. Just like people came from other states to our state, we are here from North Carolina to help them as long and as hard as we can. We spoke to Mike Toberer as he set out on his fourth trip of the day. The mules carry equipment for chainsaw crews and water supplies for first responders. But after several days in extreme conditions, the mission has become emotionally exhausting. How hard is that? That is very hard. It breaks your heart. Because, you know, the people are missing their people now. If we can give some closure to some people, I hope it helps. There are survivor stories. Sisters Lily and Paige Kummerfeld were at Camp Mystic the night of the storm. Our usual flooding plan is to get to the highest point, but it happens so quickly. Their faith brings them some comfort in mourning their fellow campers. I believe that Jesus was there with them, holding their hands when the waters rose and comforting them. Local carpenter Billy Hardy has built a cross to honor those who died at Camp Mystic. I hope it helps the families to let them know that other people care. Now Hardy plans to put up that cross at Camp Mystic tomorrow. Every single day since we've been here, we've seen sporadic downpours and rain just like this right here, which makes it that much harder for search and rescue crews as they navigate these waters and the tough terrain. Maurice? Most certainly. Karen Wah, thank you so much tonight.

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