Severe storms sweep Kentucky, killing at least 14 people, after the hurricane murderer Missouri

And the governor of the state of Andy Bishhar said on Saturday, after the dangerous weather system separated throughout the state, and the governor of the state was spilled on Saturday, after the dangerous weather system separated throughout the state, and the spawning of the neighboring hurricanes, which is the same as the neighboring hurricanes, that at least 14 people were killed overnight in Kentucky in the wake of severe storms, and it is expected that the number of the number The dead.

Earlier, NBC News reported that at least 16 people were killed when the harsh weather swept parts of the two countries.

It was not immediately clear whether the deaths announced by Beshear in a post on the social media platform X have been included in the total mentioned in the NBC report.

Beshear also declared the state of emergency for his international in the wake of the storm system, which settled mobile homes in the city of Morganfield, KY, according to WLKY broadcaster in Luisville.

Earlier, the officials said a torn hurricane through the city of Saint Louis in Missouri, which destroyed 5,000 properties while torture of the roofs. The officials said that he stole the electricity lines and washed a main street during the rush hour of the clock on Friday.

A report said that five people were killed in St. Louis, and two others in Scott County, in southeast Missouri, according to officials.

“Our city is sad tonight.”

“Loss of lives and destruction is really horrific.”

A spokesman for both St. Louis Children’s Hospital and the Barnes Jewish Hospital told NBC News that at least 35 people were accepted in the facilities, as the children’s facility got 15 and Barnes-Jewish in at least 20 people-perhaps 30-people who were injured as a result of the harsh weather.

The city imposed a curfew from 9 pm until 6 am local time in two police areas, where most damage occurred, to prevent injuries resulting from serious debris and reduce the possibility of looting.

At the time of the deadly hurricane, the Serious weather consultant was a valid Missouri, including the St. Louis region, and a warning of severe thunderstorms until Friday evening, and the Tornado watch was deployed to the regions directly to the southeast.

The National Weather Service said that thunderstorms were widespread through parts of Mississippi Winye, Ouhyu and Dyan on Friday, as well as the possibility of heavy rains and sudden floods.

The fire chief Dennis Jenkirrson said that about 500 of the first respondents, including 17 research teams, were published, and early indications indicated that the number of injured was relatively small given the total damage.

The national weather service has reached at least half of the hurricanes that fall in the neighboring Missouri and Ilinoy, and other harsh weather that extends to the Atlantic Coast, including another hurricane in New Jersey.