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fema said it answered the phone during the texas floods most callers didnt get through
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- FEMA failed to answer 58% of nearly 80,000 calls during Texas floods.
- Wait times averaged 25 minutes, peaking at 78% unanswered from July 7 to July 9.
- Acting administrator David Richardson resigned in November after testimony was questioned.
- GAO report highlighted FEMA's response was less effective compared to past disasters.