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1:24Now PlayingKentucky Gov. Beshear says they now believe that "there are only 4 children and not 6" among 25 confirmed deaths.
RELATED'May have lost entire families' in Kentucky flooding, says governor
The announcement comes a day after Beshear and other officials grimly predicted the count would rise from earlier tallies taken shortly after torrential downpours led to historic flooding Wednesday and Thursday.
Saturday will likely be decisive, as the state continues recovery efforts in its hard-struck eastern Appalachian region. Emergency responders, who have rescued at least 300 people so far, hope to newly access flooded communities, as branches of the Kentucky River and other waterways receded from historic levels.
Beshear warned of what rescuers may find in the aftermath. "Our death toll has risen to 25 lost, and that number is likely to increase," Beshear said.
“We are still in the search and rescue phase."
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