Tornado injures 9, destroys trailers at camp in North Dakota oil patch


Officials in North Dakota said early Tuesday that nine people were injured, one critically, when a tornado struck an oil worker camp.

McKenzie County Emergency Management Director Jerry Samuelson said the tornado that struck the camp 6 miles south of Watford City on Monday destroyed eight trailers where workers lived. Samuelson said the person who was critically injured was taken to a hospital in Minot, N.D. for treatment, while the other eight injured were treated and released.

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