Death toll in Brazilian floods rises to 46 as rescuers continue search
Summary
Recent floods in Minas Gerais, Brazil, have led to 46 deaths, with 21 people still missing. The heavy rains have displaced around 3,600 residents and caused landslides in areas like Juiz de Fora. Rescue efforts are ongoing as authorities prepare for more rain.Key Facts
- The death toll from the floods in the state of Minas Gerais, Brazil, is now 46.
- Approximately 21 people are still missing after the floods.
- Most of the deaths occurred in Juiz de Fora, with 40 fatalities reported there.
- Around 3,600 residents have been displaced due to the floods and landslides.
- The heavy rains have led to waterways overflowing and landslides in the area.
- An 11-year-old boy, Bernardo Lopes Dutra, is among those who died.
- Firefighters believe those still missing are unlikely to be found alive.
- Meteorologists warn of more rain in the coming days, potentially worsening the situation.
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