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latimes: A ‘monster’ tornado tears through central Oklahoma Though the death toll following one of the worst tornadoes in history has ticked down to 24 after reports yesterday said as many as 51 had been killed, the scene remains grim in Moore, Okla. Rescuers are still tearing through the wreckage, while President Obama assured those left standing after the storm that the nation will stand by them for “as long as it takes.” Read more on the disaster here, and follow reporter Matt Pearce, who is reporting live from the tragic scene. Photos: Steve Gooch / Associated Press, Brett Deering, NOAA / AFP/Getty Images, Gene Blevins / Zuma Press / MCT
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latimes: A ‘monster’ tornado tears through central Oklahoma Though the death toll following one of the worst tornadoes in history has ticked down to 24 after reports yesterday said as many as 51 had been killed, the scene remains grim in Moore, Okla. Rescuers are still tearing through the wreckage, while President Obama assured those left standing after the storm that the nation will stand by them for “as long as it takes.” Read more on the disaster here, and follow reporter Matt Pearce, who is reporting live from the tragic scene. Photos: Steve Gooch / Associated Press, Brett Deering, NOAA / AFP/Getty Images, Gene Blevins / Zuma Press / MCT
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latimes: A ‘monster’ tornado tears through central Oklahoma Though the death toll following one of the worst tornadoes in history has ticked down to 24 after reports yesterday said as many as 51 had been killed, the scene remains grim in Moore, Okla. Rescuers are still tearing through the wreckage, while President Obama assured those left standing after the storm that the nation will stand by them for “as long as it takes.” Read more on the disaster here, and follow reporter Matt Pearce, who is reporting live from the tragic scene. Photos: Steve Gooch / Associated Press, Brett Deering, NOAA / AFP/Getty Images, Gene Blevins / Zuma Press / MCT
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latimes: A ‘monster’ tornado tears through central Oklahoma Though the death toll following one of the worst tornadoes in history has ticked down to 24 after reports yesterday said as many as 51 had been killed, the scene remains grim in Moore, Okla. Rescuers are still tearing through the wreckage, while President Obama assured those left standing after the storm that the nation will stand by them for “as long as it takes.” Read more on the disaster here, and follow reporter Matt Pearce, who is reporting live from the tragic scene. Photos: Steve Gooch / Associated Press, Brett Deering, NOAA / AFP/Getty Images, Gene Blevins / Zuma Press / MCT
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A ‘monster’ tornado tears through central Oklahoma

Though the death toll following one of the worst tornadoes in history has ticked down to 24 after reports yesterday said as many as 51 had been killed, the scene remains grim in Moore, Okla.

Rescuers are still tearing through the wreckage, while President Obama assured those left standing after the storm that the nation will stand by them for “as long as it takes.”

Read more on the disaster here, and follow reporter Matt Pearce, who is reporting live from the tragic scene.

Photos: Steve Gooch / Associated Press, Brett Deering, NOAA / AFP/Getty Images, Gene Blevins / Zuma Press / MCT

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