Disaster in Texas: 104 dead, dozens missing after sudden floods

Currently, at least 104 people have died during the deadly flooding in central Texas. 

According to the reports, majority of those killed were in Kerr County, where 28 children have died. Many were at Camp Mystic when flooding struck early on July Fourth.

CNN reports confirmed that at least two dozen people are still missing with a massive search underway involving hundreds of volunteers and more than 20 state agencies. Gov. Greg Abbott, who will hold a news conference today at 6 p.m. ET.

🚨⚡️ Disaster in Texas:

104 dead and dozens missing after sudden floods. Rescue teams, supported by helicopters and trained dogs, continue search operations. pic.twitter.com/k45Y7JrGSs

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Symbol Of Obidient Movement Peter Obi Donates N20 Million , A Trailer Load Of Food Items To Flood Victims In Niger State

The Symbol of the Obidient Movement Mr Peter Obi has donated not less than N20 million to support flood victims in Mokwa Local Government Area of Niger State. 

The flood, which has reportedly claimed 153 lives and displaced thousands of residents, prompted Obi to visit the affected communities and express his sympathy to the government and people of Niger State.

 Mr. Peter Obi during his visit prayed for the repose of the souls of the departed victims and called for international and national support to alleviate the suffering of those affected.

 He also donated a trailer load of food items, including rice, maize, and millet, to cushion the disaster's impact.

#2023ELECTION, Peter Obi everywhere go!!!!

Peter Obi continues his visit to the flood affected areas. Today, he visited some of the affected communities in Anambra state.

Peter Obi is for everyone.