NFL’s Houston Texans make emotional gesture capable of at least 27 after devastating floods killed

The Houston Texans have announced that they commit $ 500,000 to help those affected by the Destroying floods in the Texas Hill Country Communities.

About 27 people, including nine children, his death confirmed After flash flames in Central Texas, the authorities said on Saturday.

A statement from Texans owners Janice, Hannah and Cal McNir read: ‘We are deeply saddled by the loss and damage that our neighbors have endured in the Texas Hill Country.

‘We are especially destroyed to hear about the children who are still missing and we pray that they will soon be reunited with their families.

“Our hearts remain with everyone who is affected and in addition to our donation, we will continue to support the efforts for search, rescue and recovery in the coming weeks.”

Dozens of rescuers are looking for children of the Camp Mystic Summer Camp And many others who were still missing after a water wall flowed over a river in the Texas Hill Country during a powerful storm.

The Texans in Houston committed $ 500,000 to help with those affected by the shocking floods

Parts of the Lone Star State are expected to be hit to five centimeters of rain on Saturday

Different provinces – including the provinces of Travis and Burnet – are under an emergency in the flooding while flood waters tear down houses, wages children away and let families destroy

Debris of the flash floods in Texas on Saturday. President Donald Trump also broke his silence about the devastating floods, while he promised to fully support the continuous recovery efforts

Water running on the Guadalupe River on Saturday. Governor Greg Abbott of Texas said that the floods had been devastating and stated that “we need God more than ever”

Trees lean on Saturday like hurry water peaks in Kerrville, Texas, on Saturday. More than 150 people were flown out of danger during the extensive search and rescue efforts of the Texas authorities during Friday

The Sheriff office in Kerr County, Texas said that 800 people from the region had been evacuated when flood waters withdrew to the area around the Guadalupe River, about 85 miles northwest of San Antonio.

The destructive fast -moving waters along the river rose 26 feet in just 45 minutes before sunrise Friday, causing houses and vehicles to wash away.

At least 23 to 25 people from Camp Mystic missed, most of them reported young girls.

The American National Weather Service said that the emergency situation of the flood has largely ended for Kerr County, the epicenter of the flooding.

However, a flooding watch remains in force until 7 p.m. on Saturday from the San Antonio-Austin region, Texas, with scattered showers that are expected all day long.

Searchers used helicopters, boats and drones to search for victims and to save stranded people, while hectic parents and families posted photos of missing loved ones and supplications for information.

Donald Trump said that the federal government cooperates with national and local officials to respond to the floods.

‘Melania and I pray for all families affected by this terrible tragedy. Our brave First Responders are on site and do what they do best, “he said on social media.

The floods in the middle of the night on the fourth July holidays caught many residents, campers and officials surprised.

The Texas Hill Country, which is located northwest of San Antonio, is a popular destination for camping and swimming, especially around the summer holidays.