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A traffic sign reading "road may flood" lies on the ground near the Guadalupe River in Hunt, Texas. [Ronaldo Schemidt/AFP]
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A search and rescue team looks for people along the Guadalupe River near a damaged building at Camp Mystic in Hunt. [Ronaldo Schemidt/AFP]
Texas floods leave over 160 missing, death toll rises to 109
Debris lays along the Guadalupe River after it was swept up in the flash flooding on July 8, 2025 in Ingram, Texas. [Jim Vondruska/Getty Images/AFP]
Texas floods leave over 160 missing, death toll rises to 109
A painted broken heart is seen near Camp Mystic along the Guadalupe River. [Ronaldo Schemidt/AFP]
Texas floods leave over 160 missing, death toll rises to 109
Relatives and friends of Alicia Olvera, a woman still missing after her husband was found dead, conduct a search to locate her near the Guadalupe River. [Ronaldo Schemidt/AFP]
Texas floods leave over 160 missing, death toll rises to 109
The catastrophic floods over the Fourth of July weekend have left more than 100 people dead, including more than two dozen girls and counsellors at a riverside summer camp, with rescuers racing to search for dozens of people still missing. [Ronaldo Schemidt/AFP]
Texas floods leave over 160 missing, death toll rises to 109
A woman sorts through clothing and campers' belongings outside cabins at Camp Mystic along the Guadalupe River. [Ronaldo Schemidt/AFP]
Texas floods leave over 160 missing, death toll rises to 109
A man searches for missing people by a crushed car near the Guadalupe River in Hunt. [Ronaldo Schemidt/AFP]
Texas floods leave over 160 missing, death toll rises to 109
The search is continuing for more than 160 people believed to be missing in Texas, days after a destructive wall of water killed at least 100 people. [Ronaldo Schemidt/AFP]
Texas floods leave over 160 missing, death toll rises to 109
Water runs through the Guadalupe River in Kerrville, Texas, after a flash flood swept through the area. [Ashley Landis/AP Photo]
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