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Twenty-eight Boy Scouts were rescued from floodwaters in Hampshire County, West Virginia, after rising water levels trapped them during a river trip. The scouts were stranded for about 45 minutes before rescue crews transported them safely across the river.
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Twenty-eight Boy Scouts were rescued from floodwaters in Hampshire County, West Virginia, after rising water levels trapped them during a river trip. The scouts were stranded for about 45 minutes before rescue crews transported them safely across the river.
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28 Boy Scouts rescued from fast-moving floodwaters during river trip in West Virginia
28 Boy Scouts Rescued from Floodwaters in West Virginia