Insured damage from Miss. tornado likely to exceed $200M
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Insured damage from a devastating tornado that ripped through Hattiesburg, Miss., on Jan. 21 is likely to exceed $200 million, The Associated Press reported, citing state Insurance Commissioner Mike Chaney.
The tornado killed at least four people and damaged several properties, according to the report.
