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(KLZA)-- As levies continue to break in Northwest, Missouri, more people are being displaced from their homes.
Tuesday a mandatory evacuation was ordered for residents of Craig, Missouri.
The Holt County Sheriff's Office says anyone choosing to stay must go to City Hall to provide their name and address in case they need to be rescued.
Craig School Superintendent Mike Leech told MSC News that the school in Craig will be closed the rest of this week.
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