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1、DeathDeathTollTollFromFromUSUSTnadosTnadosClimbsClimbsAboveAbove250250美國(guó)龍卷風(fēng)死亡人數(shù)超二百五十人次美國(guó)龍卷風(fēng)死亡人數(shù)超二百五十人次MassivestmshavesweptthroughthesouthernpartoftheUnitedStatesinrecentdayskillingmethan250peopleofficialssaytheyexpectthe

2、deathtolltorise.Searchrescueefftsareunderway.近日，巨大的風(fēng)暴橫掃美國(guó)南部地區(qū)，死亡人數(shù)已超過(guò)二百五人，官方稱(chēng)死亡人數(shù)預(yù)計(jì)仍將增長(zhǎng)。目前，搜救正在進(jìn)行。TheNationalWeatherServicesaysabout150tnadostethroughpartsthesouthernstatesofMississippiAlabamaonWednesday.AlabamascityofTu

3、scaloosawasoneofthehardesthit.Severalbuildingswereflattenedmanycityoperationsareunabletofunction.WaterdrippedthroughtheroofofthegrocerysteMikeHoneysuttmanagesinTuscaloosa.Hewatchedasitwasdestroyed.“Thepowerwentoutthebuil

4、dingstartedshakingthewindowswereshakingpartoftheroofwasflyingoffthebuildingthewindowscameintothefrontthenthewindstartedblowingstuffoftheshelves“saidHoneysutt.Honeysuttsaidthetnadowasgone1520secondslater.Thedamagewasnotho

5、wevermanypeoplearemissingamongtherubble.AlabamaGovernRobertBentleyhasdeployed2000NationalGuardtroopstoassistinsearchrescueeffts.“WedohavemajdestructioninthestateespeciallyinthenthernpartofAlabama“saidBentley.“Wehave131co

6、nfirmedfatalitiesatthepresenttime.Weexpectthatnumbertorisetoday.Infactwearesureitwill.Theremaybeasmanyasahalfmilliontoamillionpeopleinthestatewithoutpoweratthistime.“BentleyalsoreptedtheBrownsFerrynuclearpowerplantinnthe

7、rnAlabamaautomaticallyshutdownafteritlostpowertoitsthreeunits.TheU.S.NuclearRegulatyCommissionsaidtheplantssafetysystemsareoperatingasneeded.TheFederalEmergencyManagementAgencyhasdeployedteamstotheregiontoassistinrespons

8、eefftsafterU.S.PresidentBarackObamadeclaredastateofemergencyinAlabama.BentleysaidAlabamawasaspreparedasitcouldbetofacetnadoswithwindsaveraging400to500kilometersperhour.ThatmeasureisthemostdestructiveontheFujitaTnadoDamag

9、eScale.AnaerialviewofdamagetodowntownCullmanAlabamaafterdozensoftnadoesrippedthroughtheSouthflatteninghomesbusinesseskillingmethan250peopleinsixstatesinthedeadliestoutbreakinnearly40yearsApril282011“Whenyouhaveacatastrop

10、hicF4F5tnadothathitsthereisnotmuchyoucandotochangetheoutcomeofthat“hesaid.“ButwedidhaveagoodresponsefromtheweatherbureauwehavehadagoodresponsefromourEmergencyManagementAgency.Wewereprepared.“FEMADirectCraigFugatesaidthev

11、iolentstreakoftnadosthathavestruckthesouthernUnitedStatesinrecentweeksisnotuncommon.“Actuallywhatweareseeingisspringtime.UnftunatelymanypeoplethinkofOklahomaastnadoallyfgetthatthesoutheastUnitedStatesactuallyhasahistyofa

12、ctuallylongermepowerfultnadosthatstayonthegroundlonger“saidFugate.SevereweatherthatbeganMondayalsocauseddozensoffatalitiesinGegiaTennesseeVirginiaArkansasmakingitthedeadliestseriesofstmstohitthesouthernU.S.regioninfourde