Violent storms kill at least 38 in 4 US states
Emergency crews desperately searched for survivors Saturday after a violent wave of storms swept through the U.S. Midwest and South, flattening some rural communities and leaving behind a trail of destruction.
(AP) Emergency crews desperately searched for survivors Saturday after a violent wave of storms swept through the U.S. Midwest and South, flattening some rural communities and leaving behind a trail of destruction: shredded homes, downed power lines and streets littered with tossed cars. At least 38 people were killed.
Amid the destruction, startling stories of survival began to emerge, including that of a baby girl found alive in a field 16 kilometres from her Indiana home and a couple who were hiding in a restaurant basement when a school bus crashed through the building's wall.
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