Mississippi tornado will be ‘long-term recovery event’ says, FEMA admin
FEMA said the aftermath of the Mississippi tornado will be a “long-term recovery event.” At least 25 people were killed in the disaster that ran through the Mississippi Delta. President Joe Biden ordered federal aid to supplement recovery efforts.
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