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Live from ABC News headquarters in New York City, this is Good Morning America.

We want to get right to a developing story here. The devastating flooding in central Texas,

at least two dozen people killed, and the urgent search going on right now for more than 20 girls missing from a summer camp, completely

destroyed by the raging waters. ABC's Mirea Villarreal is on the ground there in Curville, Texas.

Maria, good morning.

Hey, good morning, Witt. As of right now, we are standing on the banks of the Waterloo River,

and this is not what it normally looks like. You can actually see, even though the rain has subsided for now, all of the devastation and debris clearly right behind us.

Crews in this area coming from all over the place and working throughout the night to try and find the missing.

This morning, search and rescue crews desperately looking for the missing following the deadly

floods in central Texas.

The storm killing at least 24 people with many more still missing.

Families pleading for information after more than 20 children still unaccounted for from

a summer camp.

I have assured all of the local officials here.

Whatever these communities need, the state of Texas is going to step up and provide it.

The city of Kerrville seeing some of the worst devastation, urging residents to evacuate and move to higher ground. The mayor issuing a disaster declaration as the Waterloo River reaching 26 feet high,

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