Severe storm causes 3 deaths in São Paulo
At least three people have died as a severe storm struck São Paulo State in Brazil, accompanied by winds exceeding 120 kilometers per hour. Civil defense issued warnings to residents, advising them to stay in safe locations. Widespread disruptions were reported, including the drowning of a fisherman, fallen trees onto vehicles and buildings, and suspension of operations at the Santos port. The storm caused over 50 trees to fall, damaged infrastructure, and threatened public safety, with the stormy weather expected to continue for several more hours.
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