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Texas governor says every missing person will be found as he warns of continued threat of heavy rain<\/p>\n
Texas Governor Greg Abbott<\/strong> released a statement yesterday<\/a>, reassuring residents that the state was continuing to \u201cwork around the clock\u201d in its response to the flooding tragedy and promised that work won\u2019t stop until every missing person \u2013 which is reportedly 24 \u2013 is found.<\/p>\n He added:<\/p>\n There is still a threat of heavy rain with the potential to cause flooding in the Central Texas, Hill Country, Big Country, and Concho Valley regions. Texans are urged to remain weather aware, heed the guidance of local officials, and regularly monitor weather forecasts.<\/p>\n Texas will remain engaged until every missing person is found and every Texan recovers from this disaster.<\/p>\n<\/blockquote>\n Abbott has advised Texans to regularly check weather updates. Citing the National Weather Service, the government agency which provides weather forecasts in the US, the governor said \u201crain with potential to cause flooding is anticipated for large portions of the state including Central Texas<\/a>, the Hill Country, Big Country, and the Concho Valley over the next couple of days\u201d.<\/p>\n Texas Governor Greg Abbott has said the state will not stop until every missing person is found. Updated at\u00a004.46 EDT<\/p>\n More than 100 killed in Texas floods as search and rescue enters fifth day<\/p>\n We are restarting our live coverage of the devastating Texas floods<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n
Photograph: Rodolfo Gonzalez\/APShare<\/a><\/p>\n