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Tornado Hits Northeast China Kills 6 People And Injured 190 (VIDEO)

Posted by: BalogunAdesina in Uncategorized, World News Comments Off on Tornado Hits Northeast China Kills 6 People And Injured 190 (VIDEO)

A tornado blew through a city in northeast China, damaging factories and buildings, killing six and injuring 190 people in its horror blast.

The tornado hit Kaiyuan, a county-level city in Liaoning province, late Wednesday afternoon, local authorities said in a brief online statement. Footage from state broadcaster CCTV showed a stretch of collapsed low-rise buildings where firefighters were working through the debris. Glass windows in homes and cars were blown out.

Footage were captured by horrified bystanders showing trees being uprooted, windows shattering and cars being flipped as the twister devastated the city.

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