«Breaking News» Three people killed and 172 injured as tornado tears through Havana

Three people have been killed and more than 170 were injured as a tornado devastated the Cuban capital of Havana on Sunday evening. 

Gusts of winds of more than 62mph tore through parts of Havana around 9pm on Sunday, bringing heavy rain and hail. 

The storm caused city-wide power-cuts, destroyed buildings and sent cars flying, local media reports. 

A damaged car flattened by debris from a building is seen in the tornado-hit Luyano neighbourhood in Havana 

A resident removes debris from his damaged car after a tornado hit several neighborhoods in Havana overnight, disrupting electrical power and damaging buildings and cars

The full magnitude of the damage is not yet known, however photos and video footage posted on social media by Havana residents show the destruction the tornado has left in its wake. 

President Miguel Díaz-Canel said early Monday that three people had been killed and 172 injured in the storm, however the number of casualties may rise. 

Diaz-Canel, who toured the darkened streets of Havana in the pre-dawn hours visiting emergency crews, wrote on Twitter that damages to the Cuban capital 'were severe.'  

Cuban President Miguel Díaz-Canel said early Monday that three people had been killed and 172 injured in the storm

Photos shared on social media show overturned and destroyed cars and buildings in Havana

Cubans walk past debris in the tornado-hit Luyano neighbourhood in Havana early on Monday

Cuban police cordon off a street in Havana early on Monday morning as residents survey the damage done by the violent storm

A majority of the capital suffered a power cut as a result of the storm, with the neighbourhoods of Santo Suárez, Luyanó, Vía Blanca, Regla and Chibás worst affected, according to local media.

Sirens could be heard across the city until early in the morning, and photos shared by Cuban TV channel Canal Habana show damaged buildings and cars as well as trees blocking the roads.  

At around 1am local time, Canal Habana reported that the city was still without electricity and posted photos of homes in ruins on its Facebook page. 

Local news website CubaNet said flooding had been reported in some parts of Havana. 

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Main photo article Three people have been killed and more than 170 were injured as a tornado devastated the Cuban capital of Havana on Sunday evening. 
Gusts of winds of more than 62mph tore through parts of Havana around 9pm on Sunday, bringing heavy rain and hail. 
The storm caused city-wide power-cuts, d...

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