Selma (USA). The fierce storm in the South region of America is not taking its name. It has killed at least six people in central Alabama and another in Georgia. On Thursday, thousands of people had to face problems due to lack of electricity.
At least six people were confirmed dead in Alabama’s Autauga County, about 66 kilometers northeast of Selma, and an estimated 40 to 50 homes were damaged by the storm, said Ernie Baggett, the county’s managing director of emergency services. Baggett told The Associated Press that at least 12 people were seriously injured and taken to hospital by emergency services.
He said crews were working on Thursday evening to clear fallen trees to search for people who needed help. Autauga County Coroner Buster Barber said late Thursday, “Many homes have been completely destroyed, which is not even known yet.” Debris clearance continues.” According to ‘Power Outages US’, about 40,000 people spent the night without power in Alabama on Thursday. About 86,000 people in Georgia suffered due to lack of electricity.
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