State of Missouri was the most affected, registering 12 deaths in five counties, as well as a person who remains missing
The number of dead arising from the tornadoes who hit the last weekend increased to 36, affecting six different states. The president stated that the federal government is following the situation and that the National Guard was mobilized to assist in Arkansas, one of the most impacted areas.
The state of Missouri was the most affected, registering 12 deaths in five counties, as well as a person who remains missing. The governor of Mississippi, Tate Reeves, confirmed that six people have died in his state, with 29 wounded to date. Arkansas also suffered from the tragedy, reporting three deaths and 32 injured.
In Kansas, an accident related to a dust storm resulted in eight deaths, highlighting the dangers of extreme weather conditions. Alabama also faced losses, with two deaths recorded due to the severe climate, and damage were reported in 52 of the state’s 67 counties. In addition, in Texas, dust storms caused the death of three people, highlighting the severity of the weather conditions that affected the region.
*Report produced with the aid of AI
Posted by Luisa Dos Santos
