A third person has been confirmed killed by recent flooding in Texas. The latest fatality was reported by Val Verde County officials.
The victim's death occurred on July 20. At the time, severe storms were affecting the state, causing high water in some areas.
According to reports, the person died after attempting to drive through the high water. Further details about this incident are available from the source, including a confirmation from Abbott.
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