Worried that killed at least 91 people, including 20 children, 2-mile-wide tornado tore through the outskirts of Oklahoma City, trapping victims under the rubble, a primary school to take a direct hit, and the other was destroyed.
U.S. President Barack Obama announced that one of the hardest hit in Oklahoma and ordered federal aid to supplement the most deadly tornadoes in the United States since the Oklahoma Oklahoma State and local efforts caused 161 people were killed in Missouri Joplin, two years ago.
Emergency personnel desperately looking for Plaza Building Primary School to take a direct hit from tornado wreckage on Monday afternoon, Oklahoma Lieutenant Governor Todd Lamb told CNN.
An outpouring of grief on the school's Facebook page with messages from across the country, including a simple plea: "Please find those children."
Another elementary school, home and hospital buildings razed to the ground, leaving stunned the destruction and loss of life of about 50,000 town residents.
Oklahoma medical examiner said the 20 expected 91 people have been killed children. The office has confirmed the deaths of 51 people, and has been advised of the emergency services, and more than 40 corpses found in the debris to expect, but have not received them.
, Regional Hospital, said at least 240 people and injured 60 children.
"We think we die, the basement door, because we ...... ripped the door on the inside, just the glass and debris us know, we thought we were dead, to be honest," said Ricky Christopher measurement to destroy his body home.
Were destroyed mole debris everywhere, street signs gone, turn off the lights, houses were destroyed and vehicles throw, as if they were toys.
Rescue workers are searching for survivors of the entire large damage Tuesday morning, the threat of dangerous storm system several southern plains more twisters. Bad weather is expected after a night from Hunan to Texas.
Storm warning
Speaking of Norman Regional Hospital, 48 Ninia Levin, said she huddled in a closet, two storm warnings and tornado third.
"I hid in the closet, I heard something like a train over," she said, still with lightning flashing in the sky. The house was razed to the ground and laid her husband, Kevin, 50, and rescue workers dug for two hours, until she was buried in the rubble.
"I thank God, my cell phone, I called my husband's help."
Her daughter, Catherine, seven, Square tower primary school students, live in a bathroom of students and teachers, when the tornado hit and destroyed the school. She escaped abrasions and lacerations.
National Weather Service assigned twisting a preliminary ranking EF4 Enhanced Fujita scale, which means that the second most powerful tornado winds up to 200 mph.
Witnesses said Monday's tornado appears more intense than the giant Twister dozens tore up the area May 3, 1999, resulting in the deaths of more than 40 people, and destroyed thousands of families. EF5 tornado, which means it has more than 200 mph winds.
Third in American history, the costliest tornado in Oklahoma ranks of the events of 1999, resulting in more than $ 10 billion in damage, or more than 1.3 billion yuan to the U.S. dollar today. Only devastating Joplin and Tuscaloosa tornado in 2011 more expensive.
School destroyed
The National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center 16 minutes before the tornado landed at 3:01 pm (PM EDT 4 01), which is greater than the average of 8-10 minutes warning warning the town, said a spokeswoman for center, Keli Pirtle Norman, Oklahoma Maryland's.
2:56 PM, or five minutes, "a high degree of language" before the tornado touched upgraded to emergency warning notice, Pirtle said.
TV media measurement wide tornado over 2 miles (3.2 km) the image display entire neighborhoods razed to the ground.
The United States Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to impose temporary flight restrictions, which only allow the rescue aircraft in the area, saying it was quiet at the request of the police, the search for trapped survivors.
Oklahoma started the National Guard, the U.S. Federal Emergency Management Agency team started to support the resumption of operations, and to coordinate the response of multiple agencies.
Briarwood Elementary School, which stood in the path of the storm, but destroyed. Part of the wall on the first floor has been stripped to enter the building to give a clear, while in other areas, car throwing the wind on the wall.
Picked up across the street, through the remains of their homes.
Throughout the afternoon, several hospitals reported a rapid increase in the number of people injured.
University of Oklahoma Medical Center alone in the treatment of 65 cases, including 45 children, although it is no longer looking forward to further large-scale influx of casualties, said spokesman Scott Coppenbarger.
Molar Medical Center sustained significant damage.
"The whole city looks like a debris field," Glenn Lewis, Mayor Moore told NBC.
"It looks like we've lost our hospital I drove some time ago, it was almost destroyed," Lewis said.
Twist the height of tornado season on a large scale, to predict. On Sunday, the tornado two people were killed and 39 injured in Oklahoma.
 
 



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