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April 24 (Reuters) - Camp Mystic, the Christian summer camp for girls where 27 people died, opens new tab in a ‌2025 flash flood, cannot be licensed to reopen, Texas authorities said, citing nearly two dozen deficiencies in the riverfront camp's emergency preparedness plan.
An 11-page notice from the state Health and Human Services Department gives the camp 45 ​days to submit a new emergency plan to resolve the shortcomings the agency identified, ​including flaws in the camp's evacuation and flood-warning measures.
A department spokesperson said on ⁠Friday the emergency deficiency letter, part of the state's licensing application review process, was sent ​to camp leaders on Thursday as the camp sought to reopen this summer with enhanced safety precautions
The camp ​said in a statement that it was "carefully reviewing" the notice, the Texas Tribune reported. Representatives for the camp did not immediately respond to a request for comment from Reuters.
The letter labeled 22 components in the camp's emergency ​flood plan as "insufficient," "missing" or "incomplete," meaning they will "require attention to meet full compliance."
Among the flaws cited in ​the notice, the department said the camp failed to provide adequate evacuation route maps or enumerate what actions ‌staff members ⁠were responsible for taking in the event of an evacuation.
The plan should include clearly defined procedures for assisting individuals with access and functional needs, such as assigning specific staff to provide assistance, establishing a buddy system, ensuring accessible evacuation routes, accommodating assistive devices, addressing transportation needs, and ensuring ​emergency warnings are accessible," the ​department wrote in ⁠its letter.
The camp, the department said, also lacks a plan identifying specific staff responsible for monitoring and maintaining the facility's weather-alert radio system.
Lara Anton, a ​department spokesperson, said most of the 174 youth camps statewide had received ​similar notices ⁠as a result of tougher emergency safety regulations instituted in the aftermath of the 2025 floods.
Twenty-seven campers and staff members at Camp Mystic perished after heavy downpours in Texas Hill Country transformed the Guadalupe ⁠River ​into a killer torrent on July 4, 2025.
Widespread flash flooding ​that struck the region that morning and in the following days killed nearly 140 people in the sixth-deadliest freshwater flood ​disaster in the United States.
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A man left dozens of dead animals and smeared blood across a village shop in a scene resembling a "horror movie", a court has heard.
James Kempster, 39, of Totton, Hampshire, is on trial charged with two counts of possessing a dead wild bird and one count of criminal damage.
Prosecutors told Southampton Magistrates' Court that Kempster was one of three men involved in the incident in which 50 dead hares were dumped outside Broughton Community Shop in the early hours of 15 March 2024.
The prosecution said the defendant also wedged a dead barn owl and kestrel into the shop's door handles.
The court heard the motivation for the incident was not known.
CCTV footage shown to the court captured three men arriving at the shop in a 4x4 at about 03:23 GMT.
Two of the men, wearing hoods and balaclavas, can be seen leaving the vehicle and throwing the hares across the shop's forecourt.
One of the men, who the prosecution claimed was Kempster, then tore a hare "in half" before smearing its blood across the shop front.
The court heard the same man then retrieved two birds from the vehicle and "stuffed" them into the door handles.
The trio were captured on CCTV leaving in the vehicle about three minutes after arriving.
This is a horror movie scene outside a Broughton village shop," prosecutor Adam Cooper said.
The barrister said DNA found on the birds matched the defendant, who was also linked to the incident through his mobile phone location, clothing and connections to the vehicle that was used.
The court heard the car, a Suzuki Grand Vitara, had been purchased a month before the incident and registered to "Sean Smith", at the same Hampshire County Council-run traveller site where Kempster lives.
Police were unable to identify anyone of that name linked to the vehicle, which was later found burned out in a lane near Mottisfont, the court heard.
William Hacking, a volunteer at the shop, told the court he arrived shortly before 08:00 and discovered the scene.
He said he went home to collect a shovel and bags to clear up the mess, fearing it would distress others.
Hacking also told the court the barn owl, which he removed from the door handle, had "clearly been shot".
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Bybit has led an $8 million Series A funding round in Hata, strengthening its presence in Southeast Asia.
The round follows Bybit’s earlier participation in Hata’s seed funding and will be used to:
✔ Improve platform liquidity

✔ Grow the user base

✔ Launch new digital asset products
Why Hata Stands Out
Hata operates with dual licenses from Malaysia’s main regulators, allowing it to legally offer crypto trading and custody services.
Since launching in 2023, the company says it has reached:
• 209,000+ registered users

• 1.04 billion ringgit (~$225M) in 2025 trading volume
Why Malaysia Matters
Bybit CEO Ben Zhou called Malaysia a strategically important market, citing its digitally engaged population and long-term crypto adoption potential.
Malaysia has also been expanding its digital asset framework through regulatory sandboxes, tokenization pilots, and ringgit-backed stablecoin experiments involving major banks.
Bigger Picture
This investment signals that global exchanges are looking beyond traditional markets and betting on regulated growth in Asia. Malaysia is quickly positioning itself as one of the region’s most promising crypto hubs.
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