The Summer Summer Christian Camp is similar to the 1987 disaster on the same river

The flood that overwhelmed the Guadalobi River in Texas on Friday and Members who were cut off in a Christian camp for girls It is proven that it is worse than the 1987 disaster caused by a semi -extremist flood that sank 10 teenagers who attended the church camp.

The flood of the Guadalobi River in 1987 surprised the camps on the evening of July 16, after an unexpected thunderstorm strengthened by a cold front that was thrown nearly 12 inches of rain over Hunt, Texas.

The camps along the river quickly started to evacuate early the next morning, as the water levels rose to 29 feet-after a height of 25 frightening feet in just 45 minutes, according to national weather service.

More than 300 of the camp was from multiple churches, overnight in Ranch Al -Dahab, including a group of 43 of the Siguville Ruddan Church and the Christian Balt Bass Springs Academy, according to Black Souvenir, which was held at the entrance to the farm.

The camp was loaded on their buses and caravans around 7:45 am on July 17, according to National weather service As the water levels continue to rise, it extends from Ingram to COMFORT, Texas and extending almost a mile to the usual bank.

While the fleet was leaving the farm, the flood reached the camp gate, forcing them to try an alternative road. But not every vehicle managed to escape.

The last bus in the caravan, which carries members of the Siguville Ruddan Church, and a small truck behind them criticized in the reverse washing and became cut off, according to the NWS newspaper.

The church leaders rushed to the vehicles, but they faced a wall of water about half a mile while they were trying to go into the flood to the dry ground.

The group formed a human chain to try the best current, but it was quickly spread.

Ten adolescents died in the flood, including a girl named Melanie Venley who fell until her death during a rescue attempt, Ksat I mentioned.

The 33 children and the remaining adults clung to tree devices until they are rescued via helicopters by the Texas Ministry of Safety, US Army members and a local television station.

In the years that have passed on the devastating flood, a few additional safety measures were placed.

On Friday, the Kiir Rob Kelly Province judge said at a press conference that the region “has no warning system” and that they “do not know (Friday) a coming flood.”

About 23 girls with mystic camp are missing after a cabin has fled on Friday. Hundreds of rescue personnel wandering in the area for them and any other survivors.

The local authorities stated that thirteen people have died in the flood so far.