Responders were searching for victims and clearing trees from the roads. Read more at straitstimes.com.
INDIANA - Several tornadoes were reported in Indiana on Sunday, destroying structures and leaving people trapped as high winds and tennis ball-size hail lashed the city of Greenwood and other places south of Indianapolis, authorities said.
Clips posted to social media appeared to show a tornado ripping through Greenwood, thrusting debris into the air. “Please stay clear of areas affected by this evening’s weather as many areas around Johnson County have tornado damage,” the Greenwood Fire Department said on Facebook, urging people to drive with caution and to plan alternate routes.
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