“That number is going to exceed more than 100,” Beshear told CNN. Of the 110 employees working Friday night in the candle factory, “about 40 of them have been rescued and I’m not sure we’re going to see another rescue,” Beshear said. People “come with pictures, birthmarks — they talk now about using DNA samples to identify those who have been lost,” he said. Troy Propes, CEO of the company that owned the candle factory, defended his decision not to close it as the storm neared. David Norseworthy, a 69-year-old builder in Mayfield, said the storm blew off his roof and front porch while the family hid in a shelter.

Source: Ethiopian News December 13, 2021 02:36 UTC