Tyler County TX,get out or die.

[Silent Earth]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/art...ge-warns-rising-water-Harvey-brings-rain.html

• Tyler County Judge Jacques Blanchette warned that water levels of the Neches River could rise up to 82 feet

• She said Wednesday residents in the east Texas county near the river need to 'GET OUT OR DIE'

• Governor Abbott warned on Wednesday that it would take a week for Hurricane Harvey floods to disappear

• 48,700 homes are thought to have been destroyed by the storm which is now in its sixth day

• More rain is due to land on Beaumont and Port Arthur in southeast Texas before it moves on to Louisiana

• The Bob Bowers Civic Center in Port Arthur flooded on Tuesday night forcing evacuees to be rescued again

• 32,000 people are taking cover in other overcrowded shelters across Texas as more rain falls on the state

• 38 people have been confirmed dead by local authorities but the number is feared to be much higher

• At least 17 alone are feared to have died in one area of Houston where floods have now started to recede

• Houston's Police Chief Art Acevedo said he was worried about how many bodies would later be found

• National Hurricane Center has downgraded Harvey to a tropical depression, but warns of continuing floods

• To donate to the Red Cross's Hurricane Harvey relief fund, click here or call 1-800-435-7669

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[Danil54grl]

Death toll is going to be going up once waters go down. . especially Houston & Port Arthur.

 

[Brent S]

I figure when they go into the harder hit areas to do the secondary searches there will be a lot more found. I was a first responder once upon a time, and that's a job I wouldn't want to be involved in. Rescue, sure, not so much on recovery though.