
Two tornadoes hit the Sicilian city of Marsala, knocking down trees and vehicles and causing heavy damage to a school.
Two tornadoes hit the city of Marsala in the Sicily region of Italy, injuring 9 people, including 4 children, and causing material damage.
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Tornadoes that formed on the sea in the city of Marsala in the Sicily region of Italy came ashore and caused damage.
Two tornadoes hit the city of Marsala, located in the Sicily region of Italy. 9 people, including 4 children, were injured in the tornadoes that caused trees and vehicles to topple. The tornadoes that formed on the sea grew rapidly and came ashore.
'I HAVE NEVER BEEN THIS SCARED OF DEATH'
While heavy damage occurred in a school hit by the tornado, several vehicles near a stadium were blown away due to the impact of the tornado.
An eyewitness said, "I have never been so afraid of death as a few hours ago. This thing has grown four times in just two minutes. I'm still shaking, but luckily everything is fine at my house. In other places, this is not the case, ambulance sounds can be heard everywhere. There is complete chaos."

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