Strong Winds Cause Deaths and Damage in Brazil
Strong winds battered the city of Rio de Janeiro and parts of the state of São Paulo in Brazil, resulting in the deaths of five people and widespread damage, including building collapses, floods, and power outages. Winds reaching speeds of up to 111 km/h caused two deaths in Rio due to a collapsing wall, the disappearance of a fisherman, the death of a homeless person struck by a tree, and the drowning of another fisherman after his boat capsized. The weather conditions also affected air travel at major airports. Authorities remain on high alert to address the consequences of this severe storm.
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