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Published 12:13 14 Dec 2021 GMT
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US Rep. James Comer who represents the district told CNN that workers in the Kentucky factory had been "going 24/7" in an effort to meet demand this Christmas season, with many of those present when the tornado hit working overtime and nightshifts.
CBS Evening News heard from the families of those lost and survivors alike:
https://twitter.com/CBSEveningNews/status/1470548727156776960?s=20
This was by no means the only incident of employees being trapped inside workplaces either, as more than 100 people were also stuck inside an Amazon warehouse in Collinsville, Illinois as well.
At least six people are now confirmed dead and the US Occupational Safety and Health Administration is launching an investigation into the incident after the roof of the warehouse collapsed during the storm.
It is thought that some 50 or so tornadoes were reported across six different US states between Friday and Saturday alone and the final death toll has yet to be confirmed.
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