Fierce Winds Hit Rio and São Paulo Risking Lives
A fierce wind storm with speeds reaching 100 kilometers per hour struck the cities of Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo in Brazil, resulting in five fatalities, power outages, and transportation disruptions, including the complete shutdown of the three metro lines in Rio de Janeiro. The winds uprooted dozens of trees, injured people—including the death of a homeless individual by drowning—and caused walls to collapse and boats to fall. Additionally, the storm caused extensive damage at airports and had a significant impact on the lives of residents in the affected areas.
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