CUNA Mutual Group reported Monday it has received seven credit union claims though none have been considered catastrophic claims because of Tropical Storm Harvey, which has dumped 11 trillion gallons of rain on the Lone Star State and caused massive flooding throughout Houston.

CMG identified about 200 credit unions in an around the Texas coastal area that may have been affected by the storm. The organization's disaster response team contacted those credit unions by phone and email.

“We are prepared to have CUNA Mutual Group teams on the ground this week, and additional resources were allocated this morning in order to assist with a swift pre-catastrophe response, due to the high number of customers in the coastal areas of Texas,” CMG said in a prepared statement.

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