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0:55Now PlayingIn Texas, Camp Mystic filed for bankruptcy protection Wednesday, nearly one year after flooding killed 28 people.
The filing follows a scathing report from state investigators earlier in June that found the camp lacked detailed emergency plans and did not respond quickly enough to the disaster.
The operators of the all-girls Christian camp say its debts range from $10 million to $50 million.
They had intended to reopen this summer, but reversed course amid public backlash.
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