Camp Mystic Flooding: Parents Demand Safety Reforms
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Heartbreaking testimony from Texas parents whose children perished in the Camp Mystic flash flooding dominated a state legislative hearing. Twenty-seven girls died in the July 4th disaster. Parents recounted the final moments with their daughters, emphasizing a lack of safety measures and emergency protocols at the camp. They urged the passage of Senate Bill 1, aiming to improve campground safety, including requiring emergency plans, rooftop ladders, and multiple internet connections. The bill, potentially renamed the "Heaven 27 Camp Safety Act," is intended to prevent future tragedies.
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