Deadly tornado outbreak strikes Mississippi and Georgia.

Two large and extremely dangerous tornadoes touched down in Georgia on Sunday morning, while President Joe Biden approved disaster relief for Mississippi, where at least 25 people were left dead in the wake of a powerful tornado. The National Weather Service warned residents in the path of both funnel clouds to take cover immediately, as flying debris could be deadly for those caught without shelter. Emergency rescuers and first responders are still searching for survivors in Mississippi, where towns are starting the clean-up from a massive tornado on Friday. Federal funds will be available to government, tribal and other agencies in Carroll, Humphreys, Monroe and Sharkey counties.
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