Watch: Tennessee town comes together to confront tragedy

Authorities have confirmed that 16 people were killed when an explosives plant in rural Tennessee exploded on Friday morning.

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Sixteen people missing after the blast are presumed to be dead, the sheriff said, adding there are "no survivors".

Authorities had initially reported 19 people missing, but three individuals initially believed to be inside the facility were later found safe, according to Humphreys County Sheriff Chris Davis.

Video journalist: Blanca Estrada

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