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Tornadoes devastate Mississippi town Rolling Fork

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March 26, 2023

2023-03-26 14:12:41, 1679857961

Tornadoes ripped through Mississippi on Friday, March 24, leaving at least 25 dead, dozens injured and a trail of destruction throughout the Delta and into the east central regions. Photojournalist Vickie King captured this video Saturday in downtown Rolling Fork.

People hoping to donate water or other resources can bring them to the Rolling Fork Armory, also called the Rolling Fork Civic Center. The center is located at the following address: 19719 US 61 in Rolling Fork, MS 39159.

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