The death toll from flooding in south-central Texas has reached 67.

Due to the heavy rains, the water level in the watershed area increased excessively, and the number of deaths due to the floods that have occurred for two days has reached 67 people as of Monday morning local time.

According to the American media CNN, the most deaths are 59 in Carey County, 4 in Travis, 3 in Burnett and 1 in Kendall County. Due to the flood, 27 out of 750 teenage girls have disappeared from Mystic Summer Camp.

Hunt In Texas, 27 teenage girls at a Christian camp on the shore were left stranded when the water flow and water level rose too much. Police are continuing their search. 13-year-old Elinor Lester, who was rescued from the summer camp, told the details of the incident, saying, "The camp was completely destroyed." The helicopter came to pick us up . We got out of the water by crossing the bridge holding the rope.' 

Texas Governor Greg Abbott has said that 850 people have been safely rescued from the flooded area by the rescue mechanism. "Helicopters, boating and rescue teams including the police are still continuing the rescue," he said, "We are ready to go to any extent for rescue." He informed through the American media that the efforts to strengthen the rescue to save from the flood and death are continuing. "We have even asked an entire village with a population of 20,000 in the flood-affected area to prepare for rescue," said Deputy Governor Patrick.

So far, water, electricity and communication services have been completely disrupted in the flooded area. Currently, about 500 security personnel and 14 helicopters are assisting in the rescue operations in the flood-affected areas, as reported by the American media AP.