Metro
At least 10 feared dead as tornado hits China
No fewer than 10 people are killed and more than 300 injured as two tornadoes struck central and eastern China on Saturday.
Violent winds of more than 100 kilometres per hour (60 miles per hour) blasted the central city of Wuhan on Friday night.
Six people died and more than 200 were injured, authorities said, adding that around 30 homes had collapsed.
Vehicles were crushed by falling objects, trees uprooted, buildings partially destroyed and electricity pylons felled, leaving more than 26,000 homes without power.
The gale damaged two construction cranes, one of which toppled onto the site below, causing significant damage.
Images shared on social media showed a black whirlwind that left a trail of destruction in its wake.
Earlier in May, a windstorm caused the deaths of 11 people in a different town also close to Shanghai.
