The double super cyclone rarely blew away half of the town in the United States

The Telegraph reported that on June 16, two large tornados swept across the northeastern state of Nebraska, blowing half of the state's Pilger town, killing one person and injuring 16 others.

Super cyclone blew away half of the Pilger town in America.

Witnesses said the two tornadoes that appeared together flattened half of the town's residential and school buildings. The tornado that started from the evening of June 16 and lasted until the end of the night weakened. The US National Weather Service said the rare double tornado was born from a storm. They operate about 2km apart and have winds of about 320km / h.

The victims suffered serious injuries and were taken to three hospitals in the area. There was a death confirmed by the hospital. Nebraska Governor Dave Heineman declared a state of emergency, calling for federal resources to help with the recovery of tornadoes.

Stanton County representative Jerry Weatherholt shared: "More than half of the town has completely disappeared. The whirlwind swept through and left a terrible mess."

Pilger rescue workers and townspeople are struggling to "save" destroyed houses. This town has 350 inhabitants. Due to its exceptionally flat terrain, Nebraska State is a "famous" place where tornadoes occur regularly in the United States.