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Multiple tornadoes strike Mississippi on Wednesday night, causing widespread damage.

A severe weather system produced at least one confirmed large tornado that moved through eastern Lincoln County into Lawrence County in Mississippi on Wednesday night, collapsing hundreds of homes and downing power lines. Gov. Tate Reeves reported multiple tornadoes across central and western parts of the state and urged residents to monitor emergency alerts. As of Thursday, authorities reported no deaths but multiple injuries and significant structural damage, including a mobile home park in Bogue Chitto that was severely damaged.

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