Tornado cleaning in West Tennssee faces a long way to finish

Wide -left damage, Tenisi Stalled at the appropriate time at the specified moment, the powerful EF-3 Hurricane has been extracted across the city more than a month ago.

Tornado winds, which were 160 miles per hour, were strong enough for homes and companies that were well built on April 3. The McNay County Department said that 332 buildings were damaged by the hurricane. Among them, 108 was completely destroyed.

Jesus was interested in the savings store, according to the owner. The roof and the rear wall of the store collapsed. Only 30 % of the goods were rescue.

“This was the main site that families and everyone came to when they needed something,” Mayor Sherry Inman said.

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The non -profit savings store was building small houses across the street for those in need. Hurricane All small homes were damaged, but the owner of the savings store said that nothing was completely destroyed.

Enman estimated that the hurricane caused an estimated damage of $ 30 million. There is no timetable for cleaning, but she said it might take up to a year. About 10,000 tons of natural debris have been transferred to the regions dump.

“It is a devastating matter. It is something you just try to prepare for it, but you cannot,” said Inman.

the Weather Five people were killed in Silmer, including Jamarcus McGWAN. He died two days before his daughter, Gallia Bryant-Matjuan, the sixteenth.

“Two days before her sixteenth birthday, she was specifying her father’s body. On her sixteenth birthday, we were burying her father,” said Brittany Bryant, the mother of the teenager. “When you go to the funeral, they put makeup, fix you, fill you, and look like yourself more. When you determine someone, especially after this horrific thing, it looks very different.”

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McGuan, 39, lived in a trailer garden on the direct road of the hurricane. His family said that his trailer was “determined like a paper clip.” McGowan’s Dodge Charger was the only thing he achieved to survive the hurricane. The teenagers’ family wants to repair her father’s damaged car strongly.

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“He loved this car. This car was everything for him. She wanted her father’s car to drive,” said Brynet.

Most of the car’s cosmetics damage, but the family expects to cost about $ 10,000.