Texas communities are still recovering from the catastrophic flash floods that struck on July 4, leaving roads turned to rivers and homes submerged.
Authorities report at least 160 people remain missing as search and rescue teams, aided by local volunteers, intensify efforts across the state. Emergency shelters have been set up to house displaced residents.
The full scale of destruction is still emerging, with officials warning that assessing damage to infrastructure and homes could take weeks. Displaced families are relying on community support networks to share information and coordinate aid.
As Texas begins the long road to recovery, the human impact of the floods underscores the resilience of communities coming together in the face of adversity.
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cgtn.com
