Southern Tornado Toll Rises in Deep South
A series of tornadoes across southern Georgia and parts of South Carolina left 12 dead and hundreds injured or homeless. The storm center ran from Statesboro to Metter with extensive damage in Bulloch and surrounding counties. Emergency crews and state authorities rushed aid, medical care, and anti tetanus supplies as National Guard units prepared for further calls.
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Metter
CandyJer County
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Candler
State Board of Health
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Han
Homer Parker
National Guard
Macon
Savannah
Dublin
Mississippi
Quincy
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Quincey
Quincy River Rises Advancing Toward 21.6 Feet
At Quincy the river rose about four to ten feet since midnight from 21 feet and was forecast to reach 21.6 feet tonight before leveling off.
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