Children walk among debris thrown up by a tornado in Havana, Cuba, Monday, Jan. 28, 2019. A tornado and pounding rains smashed into the eastern part of Cuba's capital overnight, toppling trees, bending power poles and flinging shards of metal roofing through the air as the storm cut a path of destruction across eastern Havana. (AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa)
A HABANA, AP.- Un warwarú a laga tres morto i 172 herido na ost di La Habana, segun indikashon di presidente di Cuba, Miguel Diaz Canel, riba su kuenta di Twitter
E kapital di Cuba a wòrdu afektá pa bientu i áwaseru fuerte djadumingu anochi i djaluna mardugá. Un blackout a afektá se sentro di La Habana i alrededor di esaki.
Outoridat kubano a informá ku 125 kas a wòrdu afektá pa e warwarú.
Miembronan di Konseho Provinsial di defensa di La Habana a relatá na prensa estatal ku 90 kas a basha den otro kompletamente i 30 parsialmente.
Esaki ta e warwarú mas fuerte na Cuba desde 26 di desèmber 1940.
Un meteorólogo kubano a informá ku e warwarú tabata di kategoria F3 ku bientu di entre 250 i 320 kilometer pa ora.
E warwarú a ranka dak di betòn di un edifisio di apartamento den distrito di regla i a tira esaki riba kaya.
Men work to remove rubble from a car after a home collapsed on it during a tornado in Regla, Cuba, Monday, Jan. 28, 2019. A tornado and pounding rains smashed into the eastern part of Cuba’s capital overnight, toppling trees, bending power poles and flinging shards of metal roofing through the air as the storm cut a path of destruction across eastern Havana. (AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa)
People survey the damage left behind by a tornado in Havana, Cuba, Monday, Jan. 28, 2019. A tornado and pounding rains smashed into the eastern part of Cuba’s capital overnight, toppling trees, bending power poles and flinging shards of metal roofing through the air as the storm cut a path of destruction across eastern Havana. (AP Photo/Michael Weissenstein)
People stand around a car that was overturned by a tornado in Havana, Cuba, Monday, Jan. 28, 2019. A tornado and pounding rains smashed into the eastern part of Cuba’s capital overnight, toppling trees, bending power poles and flinging shards of metal roofing through the air as the storm cut a path of destruction across eastern Habana. (AP Photo/Ramon Espinosa)
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