At least 21 people die in towns and cities across the South and Midwest in the United States as tornadoes force roofs to collapse and leave residents stunned.
abc.net.au/news/tonadoes-death-toll-rises-in-united-states/102176792At least 21 people have died in small towns and big cities across the South and Midwest in the United States as tornadoes tore a path through the capital of Arkansas, collapsing the roof of a packed theatre, and leaving people stunned by the damage caused.
Other deaths from the storms that hit on Friday night into Saturday were reported in Alabama, Illinois and Mississippi, along with one near Little Rock, Arkansas, where the mayor said more than 2,000 buildings were in a tornado's path. At least seven people died in Tennessee's McNairy County, east of Memphis along the Mississippi border, said Adamsville mayor David Leckner.He said while it appeared all people had been accounted for, crews were going door to door to be sure.during a heavy metal concert at the Apollo Theatre.
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