Fire crews and search dogs from the Bay Area have been sent to Texas to aid in rescue operations following severe flooding. More than 160 individuals are currently reported missing, while at least 100 fatalities have been confirmed. The specialized canine team consists of five personnel and two trained rescue dogs, Rory and Tula. They are part of California Urban Search and Rescue Task Force 3 and arrived in Austin to support Texas officials. Other California teams have also been deployed, reflecting the collaborative response to this humanitarian crisis.
The deployment of fire crews from California, including trained search dogs, aims to assist Texas in ongoing rescue efforts amid catastrophic flooding with over 160 missing.
More than 100 people have died in Texas due to flooding, prompting the request for specialized rescue teams from California's Urban Search and Rescue Task Force 3.
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