Woman and boy dead in the middle of floods and hard weather in Oklahoma

Two people have been found dead in the middle of hard weather in Oklahoma.

The Moore Police Department Said they carried out a “Swift Water Rescue” on Saturday, April 19, about 21:00 local time in the midst of serious floods. The rescue involved two vehicles that were “stranded in floor water.

Police confirmed that a woman and a 12-year-old boy were found deceased and the task in a stream after several hours search.

During the incident, one of the vehicles left “the roadway and was swept under the bridge.” Other passengers in the vehicle were rescued.

“This was a historical weather event that affected roads and resulted in dozens of high water events all over the city,” the police wrote in a statement. “Moore Police Department wants to thank our nearby agencies that helped with rescue efforts. Our thoughts and prayers go out to the victim’s family and friends.”

People were enough for the Moore Police Department and were told “There is no further information available to be released” right now.

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“We are investigating the incident that we do with all the death -related incidents,” the police said, leaving that they “plan to release more information when it becomes available.”

The police told the ABC connection Koopo that both vehicles went off the road during the incident, and one of the vehicles landed on the other. Two people, one adult man and one person believed to be his child, were inside the vehicle at the top Per Koco.

Both were reportedly able to escape the car and find safety.

The second vehicle had three people inside and ended up in a stream, where there was a wedge against a drainage, Koco reported. A person in the vehicle managed to come out and was taken to a hospital in stable condition, the outlet. The police found the other two bodies in the creek after hours with searching.

The police wrote about X The night they worked “more than a dozen motorist helpers with vehicles that got stuck in high water” and encouraged people to “stay home.”

Moore remains during a flood bell until 19.00 local time on Sunday 20 April, Per National Weather Service.

“Excessive runoff can lead to floods of rivers, streams, streams and other low -level and flood -prone sites,” the flood pronounced.