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More than 200 people at summer camp airlifted to safety as Missouri faces flooding

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More than 200 people at summer camp airlifted to safety as Missouri faces flooding
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Heavy flooding in Missouri has forced the emergency airlift of over 200 summer camp attendees and staff. Rescue operations are ongoing as authorities search for a missing person and manage widespread infrastructure damage.

The Missouri national guard evacuates campers and counselors from Camp Taum Sauk in Reynolds county, in Arcadia, Missouri, on 10 July 2026. Photograph: Sgt Eddie Young/Missouri state highway patrol/Reuters The Missouri national guard evacuates campers and counselors from Camp Taum Sauk in Reynolds county, in Arcadia, Missouri, on 10 July 2026. Photograph: Sgt Eddie Young/Missouri state highway patrol/Reuters Missouri More than 200 people at summer camp airlifted to safety as Missouri faces flooding Another 20 people were rescued from a campground after a building collapsed due to heavy rain and flooding

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