The family of the heads of Al -Hazain, his 9 -year -old cousin, lost in Texas floods

Tafia Hunt, wife Heads of Kansas The owner Clark Hunt revealed that one of the victims in the tragic Texas floods was a member of their family.

Jani Hunt was one of the Sufi camps in the camp who passed away in the destroyed floods during the weekend. She was only nine years old.

“Our hearts are broken by the floods in Weespeli and the tragic loss of many lives – including the precious small hunting cousin, along with many young girls,” Tafia Hunt wrote in A. Instagram post.

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Tafia Hunt continued in her post with messages about Her Christian faith.

“How do we trust a god who is supposed to be good, all of them know and all are strong, but who allows such terrible things – even for children?”

“This is a sacred and giving question – and the other is not ashamed of the Bible. The Bible is filled with the conflicts of those whose hearts have been shattered, who are still trusting in the soul of God who believe that it allowed pain.”

The American Football Association, Texani and Soyes pledged $ 1.5 million in the affected communities of Texas Fluids

William Herbert Hunt, the late billionaire, was the grandfather of Jani. William was the brother of the late founder Lamar Hunt, whose father was to the current owner of the team, Clark.

The horrific floods have killed at least 79 people and left 41 others who are not fighting to follow the storm that jumped the area.

The governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, issued an advertisement on Sunday, announcing that it is a day of prayer throughout the country in response to floods.

President Donald Trump also told Moreston correspondents, New Jersey on Sunday, that he is likely to visit Texas on Friday.

Trump said: “We were in contact with the ruler Abbott and very close to the ruler Abbott.

“It is a terrible thing that happened. Very terrible. So we say, God bless all the people who passed a lot, and God bless the state of Texas. This is the amazing place,” continued.

Texas floods leave dozens of dead, missing while the crews search for survivors

Many were quick to give a helping hand, including in the world of sports. Dallas Copules and Houston TexasIn addition to the American Football Association, it pledged together to donate a collective amount of $ 1.5 million to the societies affected by the floods.

The two teams in the National Football League in Texas – Dallas Cowboy And a statement that Houston Texas – unites with the NFL Foundation to support the families of the victims and survivors of tragic floods in central Texas, “as stated in the league statement.

“They will contribute together $ 1.5 million to provide immediate assistance and long -term resources to those most influential in catastrophic floods.”

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Trump pointed out that he was “a 100 -year disaster”, adding that “this was something that happened in seconds. No one expects it.”

The Ministry of Internal Security argued that the dominant media “intentionally lies” about what led to floods, saying that “national weather service is carried out in time, predicting and precise warnings, despite the unprecedented rain in the region.”

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