Just two days before deadly floods at Camp Mystic in Texas, which resulted in at least 27 fatalities, the Texas Department of State Health Services approved the camp’s emergency plans. An inspection report indicated that the camp had appropriate disaster plans and trained staff, although the specific details of these plans were not disclosed in the records released.
Explain It To Me Like I’m 5: Just two days before a big flood that hurt many people at Camp Mystic, the state said the camp had a plan for emergencies, and although the camp was checked and found to be following rules, the details of those plans weren’t shared.
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