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4 28, in Tuscaloosa, Alabama, a local woman standing by a tornado destroyed homes and buildings adjacent to look around .



4 28, in Pratt City, Alabama, after shooting the tornado scene.


China news agency, Washington, April 30 (Reporter De Yongjian) - Latest official statistics show that the United States nearly 90 years, The tornado has caused 340 deaths and the death toll is likely to continue to rise.
seven states under the U.S. disaster relief department of statistics, as Washington time at 12:00 on the 30th, the worst-hit states include Alabama, 249 people were killed, Mississippi, Tennessee, 34 people were killed each , Georgia, 15 people were killed and five people were killed in Virginia, two people died in Louisiana, Kentucky,cheap ed hardy dresses, one person was killed, a total of 340 people.
One Alabama at 3:00 on the 30th reported death toll was 254, but at 11:55 on the 30th, the number of deaths adjusted to 249, but experts predict, as rescue workers into the more affected areas, the next few days the death toll is likely to continue to rise.
the same day, U.S. President Olusegun Maji Xuan 布亚拉巴马 and Mississippi State into a state of emergency, announced a state of emergency in Georgia, asked the federal government to provide relief, the current co-ordinate the relief of Homeland Security and the Federal Emergency Relief Agency to deploy forward relief supplies to Georgia.
Obama 29,christian audigier bikini, had traveled to Alabama-hit city of Tuscaloosa, visit the disaster to visit the victims, and to meet with Alabama Governor Robert Bentley command of relief. During these inspections,mbt mary janes, Obama said the federal government will do its utmost to help the reconstruction.
from 27 to 28 this month, the U.S. suffered a rare tornado hit central and southern regions. According to the National Weather Service statistics, just two days, attacks up to 211 times a tornado disaster area, the history of attacks on the United States is by far the highest number of tornado storms; on the number second only to 1925 hurricane, when that field a total of 747 disasters deaths. (End)