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Panic in England camp as ‘deadly tornado’ alert hits World Cup base
The alert reportedly warned that flying debris could be deadly to anyone caught outside and asked people to stay away from windows and move to the lowest floor of a sturdy building.
England players were forced to remain indoors after a severe thunderstorm and tornado warning caused panic around their World Cup training base in Kansas City.
The Three Lions had arrived in Kansas City on Saturday morning and trained for the first time at Swope Soccer Village, the training facility of Sporting Kansas City.
But hours after the team trained under clear skies and bright sunshine, the weather changed dramatically as heavy » Read More
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