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Tubers reported missing on Frio River found safe; Officials warn river still dangerous
Tubers reported missing on the Frio River in Concan, Texas have been found safe, though officials continue to warn the public about dangerous river conditions.
By Andrea K. Moreno·20 hr ago
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CONCAN, Texas - Tubers reported missing on the Frio River on Saturday have been found safe, according to the Concan Volunteer Fire Department.
Concan Fire & EMS and partner agencies were searching for individuals who went tubing and did not return, the agency said in a Facebook post.
Officials are urging the public to stay off the river, warning that conditions remain extremely dangerous.
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