KABUL: At least 34 people have lost their lives due to deadly storms and tornadoes across various parts of the United States, CBS News reported today.
U.S. officials stated that the severe weather has resulted in 34 fatalities, overturned dozens of vehicles, and destroyed hundreds of schools and homes.
Kansas, Mississippi, and Missouri have reported the highest number of casualties, with eight, six, and twelve deaths, respectively.
Tate Reeves, an official from Mississippi, also mentioned that three individuals are missing due to the storms.
U.S. President Donald Trump expressed his condolences in a message, emphasizing the need to assist those affected by these natural disasters.
Natural disasters have consistently proven to be deadly and destructive in the U.S.
Recently, widespread wildfires in Los Angeles resulted in numerous fatalities and over $150 billion in damages.
Deadly storms claim 34 lives in U.S.
