Texas governor says at least 161 people missing after floods

Disaster Overview - The report focuses on the aftermath of a major flood event, specifically in the Hill Country of Texas, with significant impact along the Guadalupia River [3][5][9] - The primary concern is the large number of missing individuals, initially reported as a "staggering" 161 people [1][2] Search and Rescue Efforts - Authorities are actively engaged in ongoing search and rescue operations, intensified by improved weather conditions [3] - The search area is extensive, covering a significant length and breadth of the Guadalupia River within Kerr County, making the task "monumental" [9] - Volunteers are also participating in the search, focusing on remote areas and debris piles along the river [9] - There is no definite timeline for the search and rescue efforts, with the possibility of continuing for weeks or even months [8][9] Impact on Camp Mystic - Camp Mystic, located along the Guadalupia River, was directly affected, with five girls and a counselor still missing [4] - The report includes a survival story of a mother and daughter, where the daughter, a camper, was evacuated by helicopter [5][6][7] Government Response - Texas Governor Greg Abbott has pledged the state's commitment to the search efforts, stating, "We are not leaving until this job is finished" [3] - The report acknowledges the potential for a prolonged search, referencing the 1987 flood in Kurville where some individuals were never recovered [4]