Rescue efforts continue, as death toll risespublished at 00:56 British Summer Time 7 July
Seher Asaf
Live reporter

Search and rescue operations are continuing, two days after flash floods tore through part of Texas late on Thursday and into the early hours of Friday.
A local sheriff in Kerr County has said 68 people have died in the area, including 28 children. Meanwhile, Texas Governor Greg Abbott confirmed at least another 10 deaths in other counties.
Rescue efforts have focused on Kerr County's Camp Mystic, a Christian summer camp for girls on the banks of the Guadalupe River. Authorities say 10 children and one counsellor are still missing.
“I lost everything I own,” one survivor in the hard-hit city of Kerrville tells the BBC's Angélica Casas.
Meanwhile, officials have been facing questions about the early warning systems - and why people hadn't been evacuated ahead of the floods. City Manager Dalton Rice said that concerns would be addressed at an "appropriate time".
Abbott has also warned that more storms could be expected in the next 24-48 hours in central Texas.
We're beginning to see the full weight of the devastating floods as volunteers and search personnel are combing through debris, and families await news of missing loved ones.
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