OK residents cleanup tornado debris
Reuters
2013-06-03
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Residents in El Rino Oklahoma remove debris and salvage their belongings after a deadly tornado there on Friday.
10 people were killed in this latest round of tornados that swept through the same region that saw 24 die in tornadoes less than two weeks before.
Oklahoma state governor Mary Fallin toured the area, sharing her pride in the residents' strength to overcome.
(SOUNDBITE) (English) OKLAHOMA GOVERNOR MARY FALLIN SAYING:
"We'll recover. We've seen people spring to action, just like they did a couple of weeks ago in Moore. And I am so extremely proud of Oklahoma and the strength and the resiliency of the character of its people."
For people who live in the region, known as Tornado Ally, this message of endurance in an otherwise devastated community.
10 people were killed in this latest round of tornados that swept through the same region that saw 24 die in tornadoes less than two weeks before.
Oklahoma state governor Mary Fallin toured the area, sharing her pride in the residents' strength to overcome.
(SOUNDBITE) (English) OKLAHOMA GOVERNOR MARY FALLIN SAYING:
"We'll recover. We've seen people spring to action, just like they did a couple of weeks ago in Moore. And I am so extremely proud of Oklahoma and the strength and the resiliency of the character of its people."
For people who live in the region, known as Tornado Ally, this message of endurance in an otherwise devastated community.
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