Texas Lawmakers Investigate Camp Mystic's Flood Safety Failures
Investigators have revealed significant safety oversights at Camp Mystic, a Christian girls' summer camp in Texas, following a deadly flood last July that resulted in 28 fatalities. The camp, operated by the Eastland family, was criticized for its lack of emergency preparedness, including the absence of evacuation plans and emergency training for counselors. State Senator Charles Perry, who authored the Heaven's 27 Camp Safety Act, highlighted a broader issue of complacency among summer camps regarding flood risks. The investigation is part of a legislative response to the tragedy, with further testimonies expected. 
