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Fresh rains exacerbate flooding crisis in Brazil, leaving over 120 dead and millions affected

Torrential rains continue to wreak havoc in flood-stricken Brazil, with over 120 fatalities and millions affected as the crisis escalates. Clare Nullis, spokesperson for the UN's meteorological agency, the WMO, has labeled the situation a "double whammy" of El Niño and climate change.

In southern Brazil, particularly the state of Rio Grande do Sul, residents are grappling with relentless rainfall, compounding the misery of those already displaced by floods. The number of evacuees doubled within a mere 24 hours, reflecting the severity of the situation.

Despite a brief respite, the skies opened up again on Friday, dashing hopes of recovery for many. The state capital, Porto Alegre, saw a slight return to normalcy as floodwaters receded, only to face renewed deluges, leaving the city's 1.4 million inhabitants on edge.

The meteorological forecast offers little solace, with predictions of heavy rainfall coupled with intense winds and even hail. The Guaiba River, coursing through Porto Alegre, has surged to historic levels, exacerbating the crisis.

With over 400,000 people forced to flee their homes, the scarcity of drinking water compounds the suffering. Sheltering over 71,000 individuals, makeshift accommodations strain under the weight of the disaster. Tanker trucks labor to supply clean water to shelters and hospitals, while in the town of Eldorado do Sul, residents rely on boats to navigate flooded streets for essential supplies.

The devastation extends beyond displaced populations, impacting agricultural regions crucial to Brazil's economy. Daniel Dalbosco, a farmer in the rice-growing areas, recounts the devastation of submerged crops and ruined livelihoods.

Clare Nullis emphasizes the compounding effect of El Niño and climate change, warning that even as El Niño weakens, the enduring impact of climate change amplifies the risk of extreme weather events. She cautions against the perilous consequences of humanity's disregard for nature, noting that when provoked, nature retaliates with devastating force, as evidenced tragically in Brazil.

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Post: At least 75 killed, more than 100 others missing in Brazil floods https://www.blaqsbi.com/5Ra1

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🚨URGENT: Devastating floods strike Brazil! 🌧️💔 Over 29 casualties, 60 people unaccounted for following relentless downpours wreaking havoc on the Brazil-Uruguay border. More than 10,000 individuals left homeless, 213 municipalities in Rio Grande do Sul state devastated. 🏠🌊

This calamity is a powerful reminder of the pressing requirement for international cooperation in the wake of climate change. 🌍✊ It's crucial to mobilize the world's leading scientists to establish an International Scientific Center for disaster prediction and rescue. 🛠️🔬

Let's unite to protect our planet and humanity. Take action now! 🌱💪 #BrazilFlooding #ClimateCrisis #GlobalSolidarity #ProtectOurEarth

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Reposted from @iseeheaven Crazy events worldwide. This is happening now in Brazil. Last I checked at least 60 dead and over 2500 homeless! Wakeup GET RIGHT WITH THE LORD! I plead with my friends and family who follow me and think I'm crazy for my zeal for the Lord, YOU ARE NOT PROMISED TOMORROW! I'd hate for anyone in my family or friends to pass away and you didnt get to know how Good He is and to get right with your Creator! I love you all so know things are getting serious worldwide.. dont wait until it's too late. Tomorrow is not promised. #flood #endtimes #brazil #brazilfloods Reposted from @kerek.pv Видео без звука! Выглядит потрясающе, но не весело. Наводнение в Бразилии. По некоторым данным, погибли уже по меньшей мере 60 человек. Канал ЖЮ #керекпа #павлодаривесьмир #снамиинтересно #катастрофы #наводнение https://www.instagram.com/p/B7_lx0lHzSx/?igshid=nefoo8l96q23

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Brazil has faced severe flooding, resulting in widespread destruction and tragic loss of life. Understanding the reasons behind these deadly floods requires examining a combination of factors. Climate change is a significant contributor, as it leads to unpredictable weather patterns and more intense rainfall, overwhelming Brazil's rivers and drainage systems. This increased rainfall results in flash floods and riverbank erosion, posing a serious threat to communities.

Deforestation, particularly in the Amazon and other rainforests, has also played a role. Trees and vegetation help absorb rainwater and stabilize soil, reducing the risk of floods. When forests are cleared, rainwater runs off quickly, leading to more significant flooding. Additionally, rapid urbanization without proper infrastructure planning has made cities more susceptible to flooding, as natural drainage areas are replaced with concrete, reducing water absorption.

Addressing these causes is critical for preventing future floods and mitigating the impact on communities. Solutions involve reforestation, sustainable land use practices, improved urban planning, and robust drainage systems. As Brazil recovers from these devastating floods, these measures can help build resilience and protect against future disasters.

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Before and After River in Brazil Reaches 30 Meters, Flooding the Entire Region

Before and After River in Brazil Reaches 30 Meters, Flooding the Entire Region

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🚨🌪️URGENT: Devastating Tempest Strikes Brazil🌧️💔

A powerful storm caused widespread damage in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, resulting in two fatalities and leaving a trail of destruction. More than 200 individuals were compelled to leave their homes due to the risk of flooding. Authorities are mobilizing to support those impacted and to initiate reconstruction efforts.

🌍This serves as a clear reminder of the critical necessity to bring together international scientific expertise and establish a Global Science Center to combat climate disasters. Let's collaborate to create a Worldwide Disaster Alert and Rescue Service for a more secure future. Together, we have the ability to safeguard our planet and humanity. #ClimateEmergency #BrazilFlood #SafetyFirst

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Brazil: Dozens killed as heavy rains cause floods, landslides by Al Jazeera English In southeast Brazil, two days of intense downpours in the states of Minas Gerais, Rio de Janeiro, and Espiritu Santo have caused the worst flooding in decades. Dozens have been killed and thousands forced from their homes because of landslides and buildings collapsing. Al Jazeera's Manuel Rapalo reports from Betim, Brazil. - Subscribe to our channel: https://ift.tt/291RaQr - Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AJEnglish - Find us on Facebook: https://ift.tt/1iHo6G4 - Check our website: https://ift.tt/2lOp4tL #Brazil #BrazilFloods #BrazilRainstorms

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