
Texas Storms Devastate, Hospitalize
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Devastating thunderstorms ravage Texas, leaving two hospitalized and causing widespread damage in Mineral Wells. A possible tornado and downed trees block streets, leading to a curfew and Red Cross assistance. The industrial zone is inaccessible due to severe damage and hazards. Storms continue to threaten Arkansas and Mississippi, with potential hail and twisters. Recovery efforts are underway as crews assess the full extent of the destruction.
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0:00It's April 29th. Global news today starts now, AI-powered and worldwide. I'm Cori with the story. Thunderstorms ripped through Texas on Tuesday, slamming mineral wells with fierce winds that tore roofs off homes, flattened buildings, and hurled. Debris everywhere. At least two folks ended up in the hospital from the chaos. This hit just days after another brutal storm of north killed two people and forced 20 families from their homes. These latest storms came from massive sales drifting southeast from north central Texas, packing at least one possible tornado. Streets and mineral wells are clogged with downed trees and wreckage, so the mayor called a local disaster and slapped a 10pm curfew until daylight to keep people safe and protect property. Official set of help at the high school with Red Cross on site. The industrial zone is a no-go zone right now, full of major damage and hazards like live wires blocking roads. A local fan factory shut down for Wednesday over severe hits and power line dangers, but all workers got out safe beforehand. Storms kept pushing into
1:04Arkansas and Mississippi overnight, with threats of hail over two inches wide, killer winds, and more twisters possible. Crews are still sizing up the full toll as recovery kicks off.
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