Kentucky: A family photo was carried more than 150 miles from Dawson Springs, Kentucky, to New Albany, Indiana, in the wake of deadly tornadoes that claimed the lives of at least 70 people in Kentucky, CNN reported.
“Walked out to my car in New Albany, Indiana and found this picture stuck to the window,” New Albany resident Katie Posten wrote in a post on Facebook. The black and white photo, dated 1942, shows a woman in a striped dress holding a young child in her lap, according to the CNN report.
The tornadoes completely destroyed the Mayfield Consumer Products candle factory. About 110 people were working inside at the time and dozens are feared dead.
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos has offered condolences to the community of Edwardsville in Illinois after at least six people died at one of the company’s warehouses.
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It was a long night. There is major damage all around us. Best guess is the tornado missed us by 5 miles. As they said on the tv coverage, this was a generational event. pic.twitter.com/Vh4ltZjive
— Hank (@hcarson54) December 11, 2021
Words and pictures can't describe what people in the path of this devastating storm are going through now. Our hearts and prayers go out to you. If you or someone you know needs assistance in any way. Please give us a call.(615)478-1264#Tornado #Community pic.twitter.com/CtjYSVC9c3
— Cumberland Mechanical (@CumberlandMech) December 11, 2021
It touched down & stayed down for 277 miles. US tornadoes: At least 70 people killed in 'one of largest tornado outbreaks in US history' as warnings death toll may exceed 100. This is why we must stop fossil fuel exploration now! #climatecrisishttps://t.co/KjQi816S7q pic.twitter.com/7JKJHv4I2A
— Perth and Kinross Greens (@Perth_Greens) December 11, 2021
US tornado outbreak: Amazon warehouse collapse in Illinois leaves six dead https://t.co/FvTAM4RntP
— NewsWaxy (@NewsWaxy) December 12, 2021
Six Amazon workers killed as warehouse destroyed by devastating US tornado https://t.co/FJH5g0JmbX pic.twitter.com/1gI6de6W1s
— Mirror Breaking News (@MirrorBreaking_) December 11, 2021
