Tragic Tornado Devastates Kentucky: A Community in Mourning
A tornado and severe storm system have left at least 21 dead in the Midwest, including 14 fatalities in Kentucky. The search for survivors continues, with local authorities urging community support. Emergency shelters are operating, and the death toll is likely to rise as officials assess the damage.

Severe storms sweeping across the Midwest have resulted in over 21 deaths, with Kentucky heavily impacted. In southeastern Kentucky, a tornado has been labeled a "mass casualty event," claiming at least 14 lives, as reported by Governor Andy Beshear.
Laurel County witnessed significant devastation late Friday, with a tornado causing structural collapses and vehicle overturns. Emergency services are actively searching for survivors, while the community rallies with donations and aid to support those affected.
The tragedy has prompted emergency shelters and a strong community response. Local officials urge collective prayers for the affected families as they brace for potentially rising fatality numbers. London Mayor Randall Weddle emphasizes the need for communal solidarity in the aftermath.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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