Drone footage shows devastation left by tornadoes in Louisiana.

Drone footage reveals widespread damage from Mississippi tornado.

Drone video shows devastation caused by Easter Sunday tornado in Alabama.

Death penalty states have been asked to hand over their stockpiles of drugs used in lethal injections to instead help save the lives of hundreds of patients admitted to intensive care units after contracting the coronavirus. Seven medical practitioners and experts addressed a letter to state correctional facility directors urging them to turn over their supplies of sedatives and paralytics to hospitals where they can be used for intubation and mechanical ventilation in critically ill COVID-19 patients. “Health care workers across the United States are facing unprecedented shortages of vital resources needed to battle COVID-19,” the letter said. The letter was sent out to the corrections departments in all states where capital punishment is legal, The Guardian reported. Not all states that allow capital punishment disclose if they stockpile medication for lethal injections. At least 19 states have execution procedures that involve sedatives and paralytics.

Good Samaritans rescue a woman from a robber, Perm City, Russia.

Something went wrong ... #Quarantine

A police officer chases shoppers to clear the streets of the Red Light market on the first day of coronavirus lockdown in Monrovia, Liberia. REUTERS/Derick Snyder

Artisan Claudia de Paz hangs a pinata depicting the coronavirus outside her workshop in Guatemala City, Guatemala. REUTERS/Luis Echeverria

Meanwhile, in Brazil ... #Quarantine

@MPSWestEnd West End & ChinaTown

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JUST HAPPENED: Pickup Truck drove into a building on Neptune and Broadway in Woodmere (5 Towns). Driver moderately injured, was possibly driving under the influence.

Meanwhile, in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil ...

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