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At least 10 girls are still missing after floodwater swept through the summer camp in Texas on Friday, July 4<\/p>\n
A CNN anchor who attended\u00a0Camp Mystic<\/a>\u00a0as a child became visibly emotional as she returned to the Christian girls\u2019 camp after devastating flash flooding left many dead and more missing.<\/p>\n Pamela Brown ventured to Camp Mystic on the banks of the Guadalupe River in Texas Hill Country to capture a live shot of the aftermath of the tragedy for her\u00a0Sunday, July 6 news report<\/a>.<\/p>\n Since the flash floods in Texas that started late on Thursday, July 3 and spilled over into Friday, July 4, 68 people have died in the area, including 28 children,\u00a0BBC<\/a>\u00a0reported. Camp Mystic owner,\u00a0Dick Eastland<\/a>, and some campers were among the victims of the flood, per CNN.<\/p>\n Ten girls who were attending the camp and one camp counselor remain missing.<\/p>\n Brown, a CNN anchor and chief investigative correspondent, said that she was \u201coverwhelmed with emotion\u201d upon her return to the camp. Law enforcement advised her and the crew to evacuate amid filming due to an approaching water wall.<\/p>\n \u201cThese are the cabins where the little girls were sleeping during the flash flooding over the 4th of July,\u201d Brown said, quickly filming the scene before leaving as advised. \u201cI can\u2019t stop thinking about the fact that I was a little camper in one of those cabins 30 years ago.\u201d<\/p>\n