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The tornadoes left a trail of destruction, with trees uprooted, trucks overturned into houses, and power lines brought down. At least 25 people died in Mississippi, while one person died in neighbouring Alabama.

Parts of western Mississippi remain littered with debris and rubble after a powerful tornado plowed through the state late Friday night. At least 25 people were killed as a result of severe weather. At least one person died in neighboring Alabama. Early on Sunday, President Biden approved a federal disaster declaration for Mississippi, which frees up federal funding for the affected counties.

President biden has promised federal funds and the support they need to rebuild their community. i want to personally thank president biden and his team for very quickly signing the emergency declaration that we sent up on yesterday. obviously, the resources that the people here in rolling fork and throughout mississippi need... the help is on the way. but its hard to imagine how this devastated community can ever fully recover. i hope that we can bounce back from this, man. i know its a lot. i ...

‘Words can’t express how I’m feeling,’ son of victims says

It was sweltering in Rolling Fork, MS on Sunday as the Mississippi tornado victims looked through what was left of their homes. Volunteers arrived to help.

His roommate was in the truck. he tried to get back to the house, but he couldnt get in the house. so he dived in the truck. he told me seeing the trailer go up in the air, flattened down like a pancake and just explode. president biden has promised federal funds and the support they need to rebuild their community. i want to personally thank president biden and his team for very quickly signing the emergency declaration that we sent up on yesterday. obviously, the resources that the people here...

Go up in the air, flattened down like a pancake and just explode. president biden has promised federal funds and the support they need to rebuild their community. i want to personally thank president biden and his team for very quickly signing the emergency declaration that we sent up on yesterday. obviously, the resources that the people here in rolling fork and throughout mississippi need... the help is on the way. but its hard to imagine how this devastated community can ever fully recover. i...

The devastation presents tough challenges for many of the majority-Black communities that were hit the hardest.

Search and rescue operations were underway Saturday as one of the deadliest tornados to ever hit the U.S. state of Mississippi killed dozens of people.

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