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Angélica M. Casas

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By Angelica Casas Verified
| angelicacasas.com
Historias y emociones en imágenes Angélica María Casas is an award-winning video journalist telling stories for BBC News. She produces, films, animates, edits and occasionally presents news videos and documentaries highlighting social and cultural issues, and how politics affects people.
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Texas floods death toll climbs to more than 100

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By Angelica Casas Verified
| Yahoo News New Zealand Verified
The death toll from flash floods that struck central Texas on Friday has now climbed to more than 100 people and an unknown number of others are missing. Search and rescue teams are wading through mud-piled riverbanks as more rain and thunderstorms threaten the region, but hope was fading of finding any more survivors four days after the catastrophe. Camp Mystic, a Christian all-girls' summer camp, confirmed at least 27 girls and staff were among the dead.
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Frantic search for survivors of Texas floods that killed 43, including 15 children

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By Gary O'Donoghue Verified, Angelica Casas Verified, Alex Lederman
| Yahoo News New Zealand Verified
A frantic search for survivors is under way in central Texas after flash floods killed at least 43 people, including 15 children. Many were asleep when the Guadalupe River rose more than 26 ft (8m) in less than an hour in the early hours of Friday. Officials in Kerr County have said 27 children are missing from a Christian youth camp located along the river. Some 850 people have been rescued so far.
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