Kentucky governor: Scores 'likely' killed as storms batter US

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At least 50 people 'likely' to have been killed after a tornado ripped through the US state of Kentucky, the state's Governor Andy Beshear says

Officials were working through the early hours of Saturday to rescue employees at the Amazon facility.

Beshear, who declared a state of emergency in his state, was quoted as saying the damage would be "some of the worst ... we’ve seen in a long time". In Arkansas, one person was killed and 20 others were trapped after a tornado struck the Monette Manor nursing home, US media reported. In a statement sent to local media, Amazon spokesperson Richard Rocha said "the safety and well-being of our employees and partners is our top priority right now. We're assessing the situation and will share additional information when it's available."

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