US President Donald Trump praised officials for their “incredible job” responding to flash floods in Texas that killed at least 120 people. Visiting Kerrville with First Lady Melania Trump, he met with first responders and victims’ families, calling the disaster unlike anything he’s seen before, according to BBC.

The visit follows criticism over delayed evacuation alerts and the county’s earlier refusal to install a warning system due to funding issues. Trump signaled support for future safety measures.

Amid the crisis, his administration faces backlash over plans to dissolve Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), shifting disaster response to states. FEMA aid began after Trump’s disaster declaration, though he hasn’t addressed its long-term future, BBC reported.