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Flood damage in McLennan County has led to a Disaster Declaration. This move comes after heavy rainfall caused problems in the area. The declaration notes that public infrastructure was damaged and there were threats to health and safety.
Road conditions were also affected, becoming dangerous for travelers. Further information about the disaster and its impact can be found through local news sources, such as FOX 44.
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