At least 32 killed as massive storm system triggers tornadoes, wildfires in central and southern US
Violent tornadoes swept through parts of central and southern US killing dozens and causing widespread damage.
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Violent tornadoes swept through parts of central and southern US killing dozens and causing widespread damage.
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00:00At least 32 people were killed as a massive storm system triggered tornadoes, wildfires
00:07and heavy rains across the United States.
00:10Officials say the storm covers an area that is home to more than 100 million people in
00:14central and southern areas.
00:17Eight people were killed in Kansas after heavy winds produced blowing dust on a major highway
00:21causing collisions of more than 50 vehicles.
00:24Six people were killed and three were reported missing as the storms ripped through Mississippi,
00:29according to Governor Tate Reeves.
00:32At least 12 were killed in Missouri, which recorded the most fatalities from all affected
00:36states as it suffered scattered twisters.
00:39A state of emergency was declared by governors of Mississippi, Georgia, Arkansas and Oklahoma
00:45who are bracing for even more severe conditions.
00:48The storms triggered more than 100 wildfires.
00:51Oklahoma Governor Kevin Stills says blazes in his state burnt an area of almost 700 square
00:56kilometers.