Aerial footage shows destruction in wake of Oklahoma tornadoes

At least four people were killed after a series of tornadoes struck Oklahoma on Saturday, amid a weekend of extreme weather that left dozens injured and a trail of destruction across the US midwest.

Local authorities confirmed that a four-month-old infant was among the two people dead in Holdenville – one of the hardest hit towns in Oklahoma – where about 20 tornadoes hit.

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[hunglikeajellyfish]

How many homes will be rebuilt to resist tornado damage? 0 and so on and so on!

[shirleyoppenheim]

Does anyone know if Vallejo Arabians in Antonio, OK was damaged by the tornados?

[poxxdlu]

I wish everyone who suffered from this natural phenomenon a speedy recovery. 🇺🇦🤝🇺🇸

[saboadyy]

i d f did worst to Palestine than this tornado

[joshnicholson]

Stop building houses with sticks and glue ?

[TomE.P]

Give me back my 390€ guantanamos! Give me back my money!!!!

[eh]

Some if these look like brick &/or concrete, not just American stick-built. How hard it must be to see your house blasted to shreds, yet those on either side untouched.

[evostu]

If you are determined to live in these areas then please build better quality buildings.

[cedriccbass-jpky]

and it happened right after they pulled out of the WHO, WEF pandemic

[HPSmugscraft]

To the non-Yanks who keep asking about the building materials: American tornadoes can be strong enough to level even stone/brick/concrete buildings.

[jeanclaudejunior]

No more thoughts and prayers! Do some action!