Flash flooding in Missouri leaves one person dead as 200 campers are rescued
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Flash flooding in Missouri following heavy rainfall resulted in one death and the rescue of over 200 campers. Faith Gregory died after her home was swept away in Crawford county, and her body was found downstream by volunteers. Emergency rescues and evacuations occurred across the affected area, including at a summer camp with more than 200 children. The incident highlights the dangers of sudden flooding in the region.
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Death of a resident raises questions about preparedness
The victim was identified as Faith Gregory, who went missing in Crawford county after her home was swept away.
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The victim was identified as Faith Gregory, who went missing in Crawford county after her home was swept away.
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- Rescue of 200 campers managed by authorities
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Loaded language removed<p>A woman died after her home was swept away as heavy rainfall affected parts of the state, forcing rescues and evacuations</p><p>A woman was found dead in <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/missouri">Missouri</a> on Saturday after heavy rainfall affected parts of the state the previous day, prompting numerous emergency rescues and evacuations, including at a <a…
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The victim was identified as Faith Gregory, who went missing in Crawford county after her home was swept away.
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