Texas camp buildings were removed from map showing flood risks, US media reports

A US news report has revealed that the camp buildings where 27 girls tragically lost their lives were removed from a map showing flood risks. The camp, located in Texas, had initially been designated as being at risk by US regulators. However, the camp's operators were able to successfully challenge these designations, leading to the structures being removed from the flood risk map. The report highlights the concerning issue of potential underestimation of flood risks in certain areas, which can have devastating consequences, as seen in this tragic incident. It raises questions about the transparency and accuracy of the regulatory processes involved in assessing flood risks, particularly in regions vulnerable to extreme weather events. The article emphasizes the need for thorough and unbiased risk assessments to ensure the safety of communities and prevent similar tragedies from occurring in the future.