A resident waits to be allowed back to her mobile home after a tornado swept through the western part of Shawnee, Oklahoma
Picture: REUTERS/Bill Waugh
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At least 51 killed, including 20 children, as tornado tears through Oklahoma
- Thread starter Millennium Falcon
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A resident waits to be allowed back to her mobile home after a tornado swept through the western part of Shawnee, Oklahoma
Picture: REUTERS/Bill Waugh
Jerry Dirks (right) hugs her friend Earlene Langley after the tornado hit Driks' home just south of Carney Okla., Dirks was in her cellar at the time the tornado hit.
Picture: AP Photo/The Oklahoman, Bryan Terry
Seven-year-old Katrina Ash, left, watches with her mother, Amber as heavy equipment is brought into their tornado damaged neighborhood near Dale, Okla.
Picture: AP Photo Sue Ogrocki
Storm debris at a mobile home park which was destroyed by a tornado west of Shawnee, Oklahoma
Picture: REUTERS/Bill Waugh
Bob Cameron of Edmond, Oklahoma, helps a neighbour move downed trees after a tornado swept through the eastern part of Edmond, Oklahoma
Picture: REUTERS/Bill Waugh
Seven-year-old Katrina Ash, right, holds a doll as she waits in the back of a truck with her grandfather,
Michael Bowen after a tornado ripped through their neighborhood near Dale, Okla. Picture: AP Photo Sue Ogrocki
Nancy and Jason Townsend sort through belongings after their home was hit by a tornado in Carney Okla.
Picture: AP Photo/The Oklahoman, Bryan Terry
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