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Around a dozen 2016 Cajun Navy members traveled to Alabama before dawn Monday, Mar. 4 to help with recovery efforts after devastating tornadoes tore through east Alabama over the weekend.
“We’re seeing some pretty bad destruction,” 2016 Cajun Navy head, Jon Bridgers, said Monday in a FaceTime interview with WAFB. “These homes didn’t stand a chance.”
Bridgers says his group is working with local law enforcement to find a handful of people who have been reported missing. He says as many as 26 people had not been found when he and his group were briefed early Monday morning.
Around a dozen 2016 Cajun Navy members traveled to Alabama before dawn Monday, Mar. 4 to help with recovery efforts after devastating tornadoes tore through east Alabama over the weekend.
“We’re seeing some pretty bad destruction,” 2016 Cajun Navy head, Jon Bridgers, said Monday in a FaceTime interview with WAFB. “These homes didn’t stand a chance.”
Bridgers says his group is working with local law enforcement to find a handful of people who have been reported missing. He says as many as 26 people had not been found when he and his group were briefed early Monday morning.
Joey Roush walks through debris March 4, 2019 at his mother's home after it was destroyed in a tornado in Beauregard, Alabama. - Rescuers in Alabama resumed search operations Monday after at least two tornadoes killed 23 people, uprooted trees and caused 'catastrophic' damage to buildings and roads in the southern US state. 'The devastation is incredible,' Lee County Sheriff Jay Jones told the local CBS affiliate late Sunday.'I cannot recall at least in the last 50 years... a situation where we have had this loss of life that we experienced today.' (Photo by Tami Chappell / AFP) (Photo credit should read TAMI CHAPPELL/AFP/Getty Images)