Videos - More than 100 killed - Oklahoma tornado: two babies among 24 victims identified

إِذَا زُلْزِلَتِ الْأَرْضُ زِلْزَالَهَا ( 1 )

جب زمین بھونچال سے ہلا دی جائے گی

وَأَخْرَجَتِ الْأَرْضُ أَثْقَالَهَا ( 2 )

اور زمین اپنے (اندر) کے بوجھ نکال ڈالے گی

وَقَالَ الْإِنسَانُ مَا لَهَا ( 3 )

اور انسان کہے گا کہ اس کو کیا ہوا

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 With its dark spiralling funnel and choking debris field two miles wide, the tornado swept across a 17-mile tract of Oklahoma City's southern suburbs. But it was in a heavily-populated belt about two miles long and a mile wide in Moore that the tornado unleashed forces compared by meteorologists to an atom bomb. For Moore, that destruction began around 3.15pm as the monstrous swirling storm barrelled across farmland, ripping up a stables and sucking horses into the air, as it bore down on Briarwood Elementary School. To look at the school's ruins now from 149th St, it seems unthinkable that no child or teacher was killed, not even seriously injured. The tangle of brick, breeze block and roofing is dotted with notebooks lined with the careful looped writing of young children and posters decorated with vibrant crayon drawings. An upturned car is bent double across what remains of an outside wall.