President Donald Trump on Sunday activated the National Guard In Arkansas, located in Tornado after Tornado and strong winds, they made their way through more countries over the weekend, leaving at least 37 dead.
Strong winds on Saturday pierced through the heart, threatening Missouri, Mississippi, Kansas, Arkansas, Texas and Oklahoma with tornadoes, damaged buildings and homes. The northern states, including southern Dakota and Minnesota, faced Blizzard’s warnings.
“We are actively following the heavy tornado and storms that have affected many countries in the south and middle west – 36 innocent lives have been lost, and many are devastated,” Trump said in Sunday’s post on X.
“The National Guard is arranged in Arkansas, and my administration is ready to help state and local officials, as they help their communities try to recover from harm. Join Melania and me in prayer for all the affected storms affected!” The president wrote.
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President Donald Trump has activated the National Guard in Arkansas after they broke through several countries after a deadly tornado. (National Guard)
The National Guard tvito was that his Arkansas officers “will support civilian authorities who provide security and humanitarian assistance in communities affected by tornadoes in central and eastern Arkansas.”
Here The number of deaths by the state For now:
- Alabama: 3
- Arkansas: 3
- Mississippi: 6
- Missouri: 12
- Oklahoma: 1
- Texas: 4
- Kansas: 8
Arkansas Sarah Huckabee Sanders government He said there were about 50 national guards and 40 state police on Sunday.
“As you drive through this community, you see so many neighbors as they go out, worrying about each other,” she said in the video posted X. “One of the things that will make you so proud as a governor to see neighbors help neighbors, and this is never true than in this community today. We have about 40 state police in the district, about 50 national guards.”
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At least 37 people died after several countries broke through Tornado over the weekend. (National Guard)
In a post on X, Sanders said she spoke to Trump on the phone, who “said to tell people from Arkansas to love them, and he and his administration are there to help everything we need to follow last night’s Tornado.”
The resident of Missouri Dakota Henderson told Associated Press that he and some others helped save the neighbors trapped under the ruins on Friday night and found five bodies in the process.
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Arkansas Government Sarah Huckabee Sanders said she spoke with President Donald Trump on the phone after the deadly tornadoes that passed through the country on Saturday. (National Guard)
“It’s really upsetting about what happened to people, victims last night,” Henderson said on Saturday AP -in.
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Evacuation were ordered on Friday for some areas in Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas, Missouri and New Mexico.
Powerful winds caused fires in the southern plains, and strong storms and tornadoes were also possible in Eastern Louisiani, Western Georgia, Central Tennessee, West North Carolina and South Carolina and Western Florida Panhandle.
Associated Press contributed to this report.
