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Tornado - Henryville, Ind. , March 8, 2012 -- Destroyed homes and stripped hillside are all that is left after two tornadoes ripped through the Southern Indiana community of Henryville on March 2. Heavy equipment is needed to remove the thousands of cubic yards of debris that were left in the tornadoes' path. President Obama issued a major disaster declaration on March 9, two days after the Joint Preliminary Damage Assessments were completed in six counties. Photo by Gene Romano/FEMA
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The original database describes this as: Title: Cleanup begins in Henryville, Indiana Production Date: 03/08/2012 Caption: Henryville, Ind. , March 8, 2012 -- Destroyed homes and stripped hillside are all that is left after two tornadoes ripped through the Southern Indiana community of Henryville on March 2. Heavy equipment is needed to remove the thousands of cubic yards of debris that were left in the tornadoes' path. President Obama issued a major disaster declaration on March 9, two days after the Joint Preliminary Damage Assessments were completed in six counties. Photo by Gene Romano/FEMA Photographer Name: Gene Romano City/State: Henryville, IN Disasters: Indiana Severe Storms, Straight-line Winds, and Tornadoes (DR-4058) Disaster Types: Tornado Categories: Debris ^ Response
Date 8 March 2012
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