Emergency crews rescue about 20 after a campground building collapses in Missouri flooding
Emergency crews rescued approximately 20 people from a collapsed campground building in Reynolds County, Missouri, on Friday following severe flooding and heavy rainfall. The building at Bearcat Getaway campground, located near the Black River, collapsed while campers were on its roof, leading to their rescue from the water.

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AI-generatedEmergency crews rescued approximately 20 people from a collapsed campground building in Reynolds County, Missouri, on Friday following severe flooding and heavy rainfall. The building at Bearcat Getaway campground, located near the Black River, collapsed while campers were on its roof, leading to their rescue from the water. Responders conducted over 90 water rescues for campers and individuals in vehicles across central and eastern Missouri, which experienced between 6 and 12 inches of rain. Governor Mike Kehoe declared a state of emergency and activated search and rescue teams due to impassable roads and widespread flooding. Despite two rescue boats capsizing, all responders were safely recovered.
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5 extractedGovernor Mike Kehoe declared a state of emergency and activated a state search and rescue team.
The area received between 6 and 12 inches of rain overnight.
Reynolds County sheriff’s office reported over 90 water rescues of campers and people in cars.
Campers were on top of a building at Bearcat Getaway campground near the Black River when it collapsed.
Emergency crews rescued about 20 people in Missouri after a campground building collapsed due to widespread flooding.