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The Mississippi Emergency Management Agency said in an update Saturday morning those numbers are expected to rise.

More people are thought to be trapped under the rubble of destroyed buildings.

Rolling Fork Mayor Eldridge Walker said his town was essentially wiped out. “My city is gone.”

It looks like a nuclear bomb hit Mississippi.

A few minutes later, the agency warned the casualty toll could go higher, tweeting: “Unfortunately, these numbers are expected to change.”

Search-and-rescue teams deployed to help dozens injured or trapped in rubble, with town of Rolling Fork ‘essentially wiped out’

Twister stayed on ground for an hour, travelling 274km.

AT LEAST 24 people have been killed after a deadly tornado ripped through Mississippi - leaving a 100-mile trail of destruction in its path.The powerf

A string of deadly storms swept across the Southeast, causing catastrophic damage.

Sharing. that is pretty sweeping and pretty quick. >> yes, pretty sweeping strong storm that stayed on the ground throughout my whole community as a result of that you know, we are where we are right now. we are going to come together in the sitting of rolling fork. we are resilient were going to build the community back to it was. as a matter fact to make it a better community for a lot of people. >> i have no doubt about that, mayor its interesting to we heard the national weather service thun...