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Tornado in Arkansas City Injures 22; Residents Say Stay-at-Home COVID Measures Saved Them from Fatalities
A severe tornado struck Jonesboro, Arkansas on Saturday, 5:00 P.M., injuring 22 people and leaving commercial centers and homes damaged. There were no deaths reported and of the 22 injured people, only two stayed in the hospital for a night but did not have life-threatening injuries, Mayor Harold Perrin said. Residents admit it could have been worse if there were no quarantine measures for the COVID-19 as the tornado ripped through business establishments that were normally packed during weekends.
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