Showing posts with label Calamity. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Calamity. Show all posts

Thursday, June 2, 2011

US Calamity: Four reported dead after tornadoes in central Massachusetts, U.S.!

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AP / The Hindu / SPRINGFIELD, MASSACHUSETTS, June 2, 2011.

Bricks and debris that fell from a building lay on top of cars after a report of a tornado in Springfield, Massachusetts, on Wednesday.
Bricks and debris that fell from a building lay on top of cars after a report of a tornado in Springfield, Massachusetts, on Wednesday - AP.

At least two tornadoes swept through western and central Massachusetts on Wednesday, sending debris slamming into buildings and killing four people, Massachusetts’ governor said.
Gov. Deval Patrick said two people died in Westfield, one in West Springfield, and one in Brimfield in the central part of the State. He had no details about those killed.
The storms did extensive damage in Springfield, the State’s third largest city.
State police report 33 injuries in Springfield. Police said five of the injuries were reported serious and required surgery.
Mr. Patrick said the path of damage from the first and more powerful of the two tornadoes extended from Westfield, just west of Springfield, and extended east to the community of Douglas. He said the second, slightly less powerful, tornado cut a path from West Springfield all the way to Sturbridge in the central part of the State.
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Tuesday, May 31, 2011

US Calamity: Storms leave 100,000 without power in Michigan!


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Washington, May 31, (IANS/EFE):

More than 100,000 people in Michigan went without electricity Monday due to a series of storms.

The storms, with winds in excess of 130 km per hour, mainly affected the city of Battle Creek, which has 50,000 residents.

Numerous trees fell onto houses and automobiles, a large part of the city was without power and many businesses had been damaged, Mike McKenzie, Battle Creek's emergency services chief, told CNN.

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