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The primary cause of injury in a tornado, like the one in Marsala, is flying debris. Powerful winds can turn everyday objects into dangerous projectiles, causing cuts, fractures, and blunt force trauma. Shattered glass, as mentioned in the story, is a common and serious hazard during these events.
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