Astin – Camp Mystic confirmed the death of 27 camp and consultants from flash floods that swept the camp in the early morning from July 4. According to the update It was posted on its website Monday morning, the camp said that its community is sad for their losses.
“Our hearts decrease alongside our families that bear this unimaginable tragedy. We are constantly praying for them.” “We ask your continuous prayers, respect and privacy for each of our affected families. The Lord may continue to surround his presence around all of us.”
One of the deceased is Chloe Childir, 19 years old, a former vehicle consultant. Her family sent a statement to the media on Monday morning, where they said that Chloe “lived a beautiful life that satiated around her with the joy of me, the endless grace, and the permanent faith.”
Our family was shocked to hear the terrible tragic floods in Hill Bilad, and we have destroyed to know that the precious kidney was among the victims. While we know that her joy has now become eternal and that her faith has become vision, our hearts were shattered by this loss and similar sadness for other families like us. We want to be sad for this time and thank many people who care, in advance, for respecting this desire. Please note that we are grateful to every kind of thought, your prayers quietly spoken, and the countless sympathy hearts that carry us during these days.
We thank you for respecting our privacy as we celebrate Chloe’s life and be sad for our unparalleled loss. “
Child family
The camp also said that it was appropriate for the authorities, which were “deployed without wide resources to search for our missing girls,” according to the camp statement.
according to CARE County County OfficeThe selection of 10 camps and one consultant was canceled from Sunday evening.