Friday April 29, 2011
Southeastern states of the US have seen one of the most devastating days of their history, when tornadoesand thunderstorms caused havoc and widespread destruction leaving more than 250 people dead. Alabama state was the one most hardly hit by tornadoes , and there alone more than 190 people died of tornadoes that ripped through the state .
President Obama has declared emergency in troubled states increasing the aid money . He said that it will take a longer time to know the real extent of these damages. The government will continue to monitor these storms and will do everything to help those who are in trouble.In different states airports remained closed and flights delayed due to weather conditions.
Southeastern states of the US have seen one of the most devastating days of their history, when tornadoesand thunderstorms caused havoc and widespread destruction leaving more than 250 people dead. Alabama state was the one most hardly hit by tornadoes , and there alone more than 190 people died of tornadoes that ripped through the state .
President Obama has declared emergency in troubled states increasing the aid money . He said that it will take a longer time to know the real extent of these damages. The government will continue to monitor these storms and will do everything to help those who are in trouble.In different states airports remained closed and flights delayed due to weather conditions.
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