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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I read on twitter somewhere (don't have a link) that the county opted out of federal alerts. Don't know how true that it, but I did read it yesterday. I also read that campers along that same river, from different camps, died in 1979 and 1987...they even made a movie about one of the incidents. This is the third time it's happened in 50 years....I'm surprised these camps have not moved to a safer location. My own son went to a camp where his cabin was pretty much on a river bank. I shudder to think about it now. Cabins should never be located so close to rivers, especially when the counselors themselves are usually young themselves and inexperienced with weather events like these. Just a shame all the way around.[/quote] This is what happens when you don’t invest or fund infrastructure warning systems.[/quote] +1 Texas is an example for the rest of the country under Trump's :roll: leadership [/quote]
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