50K views · 398 reactions | Search and rescue operations are ongoing after catastrophic floods hit central Texas, leaving at least 82 people dead. CMG reporter Liu Xu visited Camp Mystic, a 99-year-old summer camp next to the Guadalupe River where dozens of girls went missing. Alvi Santos, a volunteer rescuer, expressed concerns about the lack of equipment to clean up the rubble and save lives. | CGTN | Facebook

18 reactions | TURKEY: Sanliurfa, Turkey is devastated by flooding caused by torrential rain, nearly six weeks after being affected by the earthquake that killed nearly 55,000. #turkey #flood #naturaldisaster #weather #europe #news | Mercado Media | Facebook

152K views · 248 reactions | Heavy rainfall caused the Söke Stream in northern Turkey to overflow, leading to this bridge collapse. The floodwater also damaged a number of buildings. 235 citizens were reportedly evacuated from 3 provinces in Turkey’s Black Sea region. No casualties have been reported. | NowThis Earth | Facebook

13-year-old Skyler Derrington, who has attended Camp Mystic in Texas since she was little, was among those who escaped the devastating floods while at the camp, which sits on the banks of the Guadalupe River in Texas Hill Country. In the aftermath, she rewrote the song Hallelujah, turning her experience into a heartfelt tribute to resilience, community, and the place she’s loved since childhood. Note: CBS News added the photos shown on screen; they were not part of Derrington's original video. |