Brazil floods: Dam collapses and death toll rises in Rio Grande do Sul | BBC News
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- Опубліковано 2 тра 2024
- A hydroelectric dam has collapsed in southern Brazil after days of heavy rain that triggered massive flooding, killing more than 30 people.
Another 60 people are missing in Rio Grande do Sul state, officials said.
About 15,000 residents have fled their homes since Saturday. At least 500,000 people are without power and clean water across the state.
The extreme weather has been caused by a rare combination of hotter than average temperatures, high humidity and strong winds.
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We pray for the people of Brazil from Japan.
Thank you, i'm from a city devastated, its like movie
obrigada! mas não dobre os seus joelhos perante falsos deuses e falsas divindades, pedindo ajuda. por favor, eu peço por respeito a deus e pelo nosso bem, que se for orar pelo meu país o brasil, que seja somente ajoelhando perante o deus vivo e verdadeiro. Ele é quem pode tudo! 💚
É bom ouvir isso de um povo que sofreu com tantos tsunamis e desastres naturais, esperamos nos reerguer assim como vocês, irmãos japoneses
@@stella854kkkkcala boca porra ele ora p quem ele quiser
@@stella854kkkk toma vergonha na cara, olha a merda q tu me fala mnr
We pray for the people of Brazil 🇧🇷 . Even as we in kenya 🇰🇪 face floods ourselves. May God be with us all 🙏
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❤Народ из Казахстана тоже переживает за вас дорогие Бразильцы ,пусть все плохое пройдет
Obrigado ❤
Obrigado ❤
Obrigado ❤
Que fofo, muito obrigado 🙏❤😁
Thanks for ypur lovely comments. ❤❤
❤ To Brazil 🇧🇷from NZ .
we really appreciate the concern. The situation is really chaotic but there is a large task force taking place involving the federal government and people from all over the country. People from other states are coming to help with their helicopters, planes, private boats and collecting massive donations for the state of Rio Grande do Sul. I live in the state capital and unfortunately most of the people who live near the lake and are affected do not have resources to deal with it. Tomorrow I will go with some friends to try to rescue people and animals. Nature can be extremely wild sometimes.
Governo federal? Por essa eu não esperava @@Luc-nz3bd
@@Luc-nz3bdO governo federal não está fazendo nada
@@luishenriquealmeidarocha7007 acabaram de liberar 600 milhões em emendas. Nós arrecadamos bilhões para a união e recebemos quase nada de volta. Chegou a hora de despejarem dinheiro no nosso estado.
@@Luc-nz3bd que bom pelo menos, verdade, milhões arrecadados dai todo ano, esse valor é praticamente nada comparado, é muito asqueroso.
I'm from Rio Grande do Sul. Just for the record... the area hit by the floods and destruction is similar to the areas of England, Scottland and Wales combined. The State population is about 11 million inhab. and the number of people directly affected about 5 million. It's incredible how the number of victims will remain relatively low (about 300 expected fatalities) under the circumstances (about 800mm of rain in 3 days). About a 100 towns are severely damaged. Also the capital, Porto Alegre, is severely affected The same area was hit by floods in 1941 and 1922 but economic losses were much less important then because of the population size which was much smaller on those days.
That's horrible. Reminds me to the flood in Pakistan a few years ago. 2/3 of the country was affected. :(
To be honest I think the death toll is way above thousands, and that's only the human numbers
Чтт вы там называете городом? Огород? Если у вас всего на 11 миллионов только пострадавших городов (!) уже 100.
Unfortunately, Brazilian authorities already informed that next week things are gonna get much worse in that area.
In Brazil... the authorities were informed that at least 500 municipalities are at great risk! Rio Grande do Sul will completely flood and we won't be able to do anything... pray for us!
Faz o L kkkkkkkk enfiaram grana na bolsa da madonna que tá nem ai pros brasileiros e negligenciaram uma tragédia
Malapit na tayo gunawin ng panginoon.Nagagalit na sa mga taong mga pasaway mga matatapang at mga gahaman.
1% de chance de reconstruir tudo mais esta vindo mais chuva e frente fria
Meanwhile in Southeast Asia they are burning up in record heatwaves!!! This is terribly sad.
Same here. Too much heat waves nd floods
Indian here. People are dying in these heatwaves here, of heat strokes. Our water supply is getting affected. The Climate Crisis is really unfolding in a scary way in the past few years.
Phnom Penh, Cambodia, received a huge rain last night, some streets are flooded :D
Kerala, India. We recive rain every two days, not everywhere though. We will be welcoming the monsoon in the next two weeks. Everyone stay indoor!
And yet, Conservatives/Republicans/Rightists keep telling everyone global warming is fake.
I'm from there and this shit is crazy, the biggest and most intense amount of flooding I've seen in my life and I've seen more than a handful that brought entire communities to the ground, this is state wide, so many cities and towns have been covered in water or partially damaged, my brother fathers is still missing and is within one of the areas cut off by the flooding. The coast of the capital had to be evacuated. It's not hurricane winds of destruction but torrential rain that doesn't stop and overflows rivers and large lakes flooding nearby towns and cities, most of them are near bodies of water, so many are affected. Given the wide scale and magnitude of the issue, it is likely it'll take a lot more effort to fix most of the damage and rescue those in need than it would in any prior natural flooding I have ever seen in the region. Brazil is very warm up north and less in the middle, but the south is highly temperate and has both high heat summers and cold winters which causes a LOT of rain to pour during raining season, but this is beyond anything. I hope to God that people who need help can get it before it's too late.
Omg, am so sorry, may God intervene and be found 😢😢 hugs ,,,the same we're going through in kenya 😢😢
I hope help comes very soon. Prayers for everyone.🙏🏼
Hello
I'm Brazilian and this is horrible! Floods are not uncommon in the South, but it has never been like that before!
Hi guitarla
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Let's pray for Rio Grande do Sul, this region is or was beautiful, I've been there
My prayer to people of Brazil and my country Kenya,, may God hear us and intervene o God of mercy forgive our trespass
Amém, God bless us all
Thanks sister, it's sad, there was a rescued girl who asked to get a doll from the water for her. When the rescue guy got there, he discovered that it was a dead baby. After that, he had to abandon work that day, he couldn't stand it.😢
God help you guys!🙏🏻
Amém 🙏
happened in kenya as well a couple of days ago. 51 dead
What was the extent of it in Kenya? In terms of river basins, cities affected, etc
Kenya, Dubai, Brazil, among others, weather events are quite unusual this year around the world
Wow and I had no idea. Terrible
@@rogeriopenna9014 almost the whole country affected. It's raining more than usual
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I'm from Porto Alegre it is terribly sad , my mom's house is under water 😢
Sinto muito irmão Porto alegrense, forças, se cuida, que Deus te livre dessa vou orar por todos, aqui não chegou graças a Deus.
I pray for the people of Brazil. This is sad to watch. 🙏🙏🙏
Obrigado cara thanks bro
Thanks, God bless you
Muito obrigado por vc orar pelo meu país 🙏🏽🫶🏾
Thank you friend, I feel comforted by your words🇧🇷❤️
Amém 🙏
قلوبنا معكم ❤المغرب
Thanks brother, it's sad, there was a rescued girl who asked to get a doll from the water for her. When the rescue guy got there, he discovered that it was a dead baby. After that, he had to abandon work that day, he couldn't stand it.😢
Obrigada ❤
🙏❤
Obrigada.
Obrigado ❤
This weather pattern is quite mysterious… We are going through this in Kenya. Rip to those who have died in Brazil ❤️
Thanks brother, it's sad, there was a rescued girl who asked to get a doll from the water for her. When the rescue guy got there, he discovered that it was a dead baby. After that, he had to abandon work that day, he couldn't stand it.😢
@@mr.schaeffer5399 💔💔💔💔
The situation here is catastrophic, isn't even winter and you can't see the sun for days 10am looks like 9pm it's horrific.
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Eu espero que essa situação mude logo 😢
Em oração, em Deus sempre
Hope the rain dissipates and people rescued and sheltered. So much Flood devastation at same time in many countries: Brazil, Kenya, Saudi Arabia, Dubai, UAE, China, America (Texas).
Also China. It's everywhere
Казахстан тоже
In Kenya we are going through worse. Floods everywhere 😢😢😢
God help us
Dude, we are totally capable of saving ourselves if we would try harder to reduce our CO2 emissions - we even have to go beyond net-zero to make our climate stable again.
This world is coming to an end
Phawk God 😢
@@isebi7592or is it the beginning. Just ask the Dinosaurs 🦖🦕🍄👣😞☯️🌱
Disasters in diverse places, wars and rumours of wars, last days these are.
We in the Philippines experience El Nino. Some regions experience drought 😢
Brazil under water and we lost almost every damn lake cause of drought in México
.. I am from Brazil. The authorities here learned that at least 500 municipalities will be affected, next week will get worse.. Eldorado disappeared from the map.. pray for us, pliss.. 🇧🇷
@@UPPERMOON333Vc mora no Rio Grande do Sul? Eu moro no RS minha cidade é Gravataí e o Rio Gravataí vai chegar aos 6 metros vai alagar áreas da cidade 😢
@@UPPERMOON333sem querer falar nada não mas.. e nisso que a poluição dá
@@Meowth_mist Sim..- KKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK eu metendo o gringo e você do nada aparece-
@@UPPERMOON333 KKKKKKKKKKKKKK
I live there. It was a nightmare for me that still going on for others. Is something that u can't believe is happening. My entire house and workshop is under water and I lost everything. But me and my family managed to scape while helping a few other ppl to do the same. Nobody actually believed that something like that would happens and most of the ppl was caught by surprise and because of that got stuck in their houses without being able to scape. There was som criminals who took advantage from the disaster to rob stores, there was some poor of soul who was even putting prices to rescue others, like how can u be so heartless? But the majority of the ppl who I saw were totally heroes risking their own lifes to save others who they never haven't met before. Risking life's to save even animals, those were simple ppl not even from the rescue team. Everyone helping each other and that's something that I hope to never forget, that love still alive on the hearts of my Brazilian brothers.
Hugs
What is happening in the world??? Floods everywhere, Kenya, Tanzania, Dubai???
Isso que dar o ser humano desmatar arvores poluição tecnologia muitas muitasss coisaa mesmo
Sad days and heavy hearts
Thats not really true, it wasnt a single dam or anythinglike that...is just raining so much everywhere in my country sized state, rivers are floading. Its not an isolated incident, its much worse.
Eu nunca imaginei que meu país,especialmente no sul,acontecer uma coisa assim!
ja aconteceu antes, mas nao havia atingido tantas cidades como agora. Infelizmente vai ser cada vez mais comum, devido ao aquecimento global.
I hope that all animals are safe and none of animals have been killed
Unfortunately no. Many dogs and cats left behind. Some being rescued 5 days after being on l roofs without water or food. Many drowned tided up or unable to swim to higher ground. The ones rescued are just being brought to dry land. There arent many shelters for them. Animals activists are doing the best they can, but the magnitude of it is tremendous. Many horses died tied up or stuck in their fenced space. So sad to watch. One horse was on the roof and the scene viralized. You might come across it some day.He was rescued and made it. But many bovine were seen being carried away by the waters. There are huge farming areas for bovine in Rio Grande. When the water finally drain, we ll really have the real portrait of this disaster. I ve seen footage of some pigs dead, sheep and dogs. This is a large rural area being flooded, many animals being exploited there, platantions. It is the biggest rice productor here in Brazil. A factory with 100 thousand ton of soy was flooded. It will affect our economy too. Well... priority is to save human life, animals come in second plan. Just so sad. I am a Brazilian and vegan and it hurts so bad to watch the human and non human misery, but animals have much less chance and much more challenges face and it is not their fault.
UPDATED INFO:
97 dead
130 missing
380 injured
67,000 completely homeless
164,000 in shelters
1,450,000 affected somehow
417 cities affected by the rain
51 cities with problems in their water supply (16 with no drinkable water)
408,000 points with no electricity
This seems a few dams that have burst in the last few years and looks an increasing threat to communities. This is bad enough that communities and power stations are impacted but also farmland and smelting of ores.
The resilience of our dams and water supply needs urgent assessment and investment.
We 'The People' of the world need to accept this being the new normal because scientists for many decades were ignored. We kept being told it might be a problem in the year 2100, but extremes are here today. Southeast Asia in a heat wave, Brazil record flooding, Kenya flooding... Maybe the scientists will be listened to now?
If you think we can have true control over how the climate acts, then you, my friend, are delusional af. Earth has had cycles for hundreds of millions of years now, if the planet wants to get rid of us, then we sure as hell ain't gonna be able to do much to stop it with current technology...
Which scientists are these? Is it the same ones that told us *_Safe and Effective_*
are these the same scientists who said the poke was harmless?
That guy holding on a bottle is a legend ....thumbnail
Unfortunately the image is edited to put more interesting (or more segregation)
I live in a flooded city here in Brazil
pray for us
God above all and Brazil above everyone
God is merciful and savior let us believe in him
Escreve português ent porra que frescura de escrever em inglês
Se deus está acima de tudo, o brasil não pode estar acima de tudo.
@@stella854kkkk faz sentido
❤Пусть природа успокоиться ,Желаю от чистого сердца чтобы вода успокоилась и у вас стало все хорошо ,берегите себя люди
We Kenyans as well going through floods, may Almighty God have mercy upon us
We Need Help ! all country please help us
Imagine things like this by the end of the decade.
All of the fanatic people in the comments talking about God and punishment etc shock me because there is no way some people still see the world through this lens in 2024. And I'm not talking about just believing, that's fine, I'm talking about fanaticism. First of all, Brazil has been one of the most religious countries in the world for centuries, and it has the oldest primatial diocese of the new world, and most of its churches and dioceses were established long before the US became a christian country (and it's where most of these uneducated fanatics are coming from). Secondly, this is about climate change and if people keep making made up escuses to explain these events, society will never truly hold the people responsible accountable for the destruction that they are downing upon our world. And no nation will be "saved" if we don't stop climate change.
The place is dangerous due to ill behaving folks, they aren't living the faith anymore so it could be Devine intervention. It's a toss
Sempre tem que ter um enzovalentino com problemas de letramento ''cancelando'' o discurso alheio por carência afetiva nessas situações.
Thank you
It's about poor infrastructure it's not been properly maintained anyone can see that like many others the goverment is responsible for keeping these people safe an they failed
@fenellasharman7410 The dam collapsing surely was fault of a liberal government that doesn’t invest in infrastructure, leaving it to the private sector (that never does much without huge compensation). However, this storm is historical and unprecedented, and several cities were already underwater before the partial collapse of the dam, which surely was aggravating, but it was also a consequence of climate change.
Meanwhile in east Africa ,the worst floods have ravaged ,kenya,burindi and tanzania ,
And Russia and China..... There's a list.
It's been predicted
@@JessicaD.-vb9ho And Kazakhstan, and Turkey, and UAE, and Saudi Arabia, and Oman, and Italy, and Slovenia, and Greece, and Pakistan, and Afghanistan
To Brazil🇧🇷 from Nepal🇳🇵♥️♥️...we are with you🤝
We pray for the people of Brasil
Thanks brother, it's sad, there was a rescued girl who asked to get a doll from the water for her. When the rescue guy got there, he discovered that it was a dead baby. After that, he had to abandon work that day, he couldn't stand it.😢
Thanks brothers.
Horrible reporting! Saying "the Brazil floods in the State of Rio Grande do Sul" is the same as "the US floods in the State of California"-why bother? Not once did the reporters mention where or which cities were affected. I am in Brazil right now. The media coverage of this event here is spotty at best, but the BBC surely found a way to convey even more ambiguous, purposeless news.
Most people hear Brazil and only think of Rio de Janeiro and São Paulo, they don't know of any of the other many states we have, but people everywhere know multiple US states and UK regions due to American and British movies being exported everywhere in the world. If they started with the state name, they'd not get as many clicks, if they said just the country name locals would get upset. You can't win with the internet.
São mais de 100 cidades inundadas, como vai falar o nome de todas ?
In Kenya it is pouring not raining
I lived in Kenya and sadly we in the UK also experienced tropical storms last summer .
good luck Kenya❤
I also lived in Brazil boa swerchy Brazil❤(I hope I spelt that right)
They are also blocking me from spreading this information ℹ️
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In texas....i dont know sounds bad over there meanwhile in south and southeast asia damn i didnt know arizona exported heat. In dubai...it's just a massive meme at this point
Which makes one wonder
*How could this get worse*
Praying for all affected - from NYC, USA
Have your emergency backpack ready💜
bug out bag already done here.
I live very close to the flooding Rio Guaíba (about half a kilometer) in Porto Alegre, but luckily in a 10 meter mound so the elevation is enough for the water not to reach here.
People are being forced to evacuate their homes because of the flood. I've never seen this before.
Are you safe? What cities are being flooded?
@@DanLe-vr9cj Dozens. I had to relocate because living on the 15th floor without electricity and water is not feasible. I'm one of the lucky ones.
Damn. In the atlanta metro area last night it was pouring buckets but far, far below the levels of your state and kenya.
(It could change though, we're having heavy thunderstorms every day this week 😬)
However i am thankful that you are safe 🇺🇲🤜🤛🇧🇷
God have mercy 🙏🙏🙏
Im Brazilian from Paraná, I feel so sorry for Rio Grande do Sul 💔😢. Just hope everything gets better 💝. Love you Rio Grande do Sul
I'm from the north of Brazil, watching from far away what's happening
I'm from the northeast of Brazil.. research reports municipalities that will be able to flood. (Sp, RJ.. are included.. )
They are able to control the weather since Vietnam war.
Should I be wearing my aluminum foil hat all the time now?
We pray for the people of Brazil, may the good lord keep them safe and may the souls of the departed rest in peace 🙏
Unprecedented levels of rain, santa maria had 500 millimeters of rain in one day!
Santa o que? nem no mapa essa cidadezinha rural aparece kkkk.
Gaucho do interior RS, piada.
@@stationgames_ com esse nome da pra ter uma ideia do nível de ignorância pq o caráter já está na cara né
@@stationgames_ Santa Maria é uma das maiores e mais importantes cidades do interior do estado
@@mentalbroadcastofficial O choro é livre, Santa Maria nem aparece no mapa. Tem um sotaque horrível. Nem praia Tem, pode chorar.
@@psgamer8347 Maiores em que??? Só tem campo e mato. As principais cidades do RS são: Rio Grande, Pelotas, Porto Alegre e Caxias do Sul. Santa Maria é cidade pequena, nem turismo tem ai kkkkkk. Santa mariense é patético e gosta de aumentar e dizer asneiras. Cidade feia, parece um buraco igual a Bagé kkk. Não adianta vir chorar aí cara, aceitem que dói menos.
Let’s pray for Brazil 🇧🇷😣
Do Brasil para o mundo, obrigado pelos comentários e orações ❤
Meu Deus Dê forças essas pessoas sobreviventes
O cenário está apocalíptico, que Deus tenha misericórdia
Thank you everybody for showing love to my beautiful birth country 🇧🇷 ❤your love matters ❤
Sending prayers and calling The Divine Source Light to Brazil and all the People suffering!
It is not the government that is helping w boats. The help is coming from the people. Donations from Brazilians and others. The help is NOT coming from government
Government is giving some aid. Not much.
I am brazliaqn. I know this.
beautiful cities completely flooded 😭
The government is responding by going to see Madonna in concert
Gov is responding by going to see Madonna ?😳🤣🤣🤣 I know this is not the right time to laugh but this is hilarious….
Madonna is much more relevant to Brazil than the former president you love so much
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@@kevinsakwa6665The government here is 💩
Sim, o governo se preocupa mais em gastar o dinheiro público com a madonna do que com o próprio povo que está sofrendo
My prayers for the people of Brazil 🙏🏾
This is the worst situation I've ever experienced. I'm Brazilian, living in the state of Rio Grande do Sul, where the floods occurred. It's like a war zone; I've never seen anything like it. Unfortunately, the situation doesn't seem to be improving. Brazilians themselves haven't opened their eyes to this reality yet. While Rio Grande do Sul is underwater because of the floods, on the same day, the state of Rio de Janeiro was celebrating Madonna's concert. Many news reports and spotlights were on the singer, while such a tragedy was happening. Now that the hypocrisy is over, I would like to know if the singer will at least make a donation to help these poor souls. She received more spotlights, more attention from the Brazilian media than the tragedy that devastated an entire state. I hope that other countries, like the USA, speak up and expose the hypocrisy that many Brazilians had to witness in the face of such tragedy, because the American media talked more about the tragedy than the Brazilian media talked about Madonna.
I am so sorry
This shows that we are in the last days😮
Good thoughts for All those affected! 🥰
At 1:47 Lucky car owner!
Mike in San Diego. 🌞🎸🚀🖖
He put it on the elevator on purpose.
E muito triste o que está acontecendo no Rio Grande do Sul 😢
31 people? This is just the tip of the iceberg, unfortunately 😢
Brother, it's sad, there was a rescued girl who asked to get a doll from the water for her. When the rescue guy got there, he discovered that it was a dead baby. After that, he had to abandon work that day, he couldn't stand it.😢
Very wet planet at the moment, the UK is soaking wet too. Fed up with rain, but at least where I live it has never been flooded in any major way.
Wishing all the best for England! Thankfully, there's lots of local natural resource for microgrids against these weather events!
So many people live in lowlands, watersheds and historic flood plains. This was fine with a stable climate but no longer. The past cannot guide future expectations, but we can use reason to surmise that water flows down and pools where it is flat. So flooding damage is somewhat preventable, but no one seems to be proactive
@@cherylm2C6671 I live in UK, the rains here don't compare to those in Brazil, they are completely different, and even with small rains near London everything already floods, imagine what a tropical rain would be like 😢
The state of São Paulo (countryside) also got affected by heavy rains and severe floods by the beginning of this year. My mom lost her stuff as well. Very sad of what we are facing here.
That is unfortunate.
Such clear explanations
Muito triste a situacao aqui do meu PAÍS 😢😢😢😢
nao sabia que as noticias do meu querio rio grande esta ate internacional, sou de cruz alta RS
Courage
So many dams collapsing in Brazil? They really need to upgrade their water storing system. Good God my country decided on upgrading water reservoirs system 2 decades ago (considering there's heavier pours of rain getting rampant every monsoon season).
Brazil is too big and corrupt for this to be taken care of, nowadays you either need a very good government or be European to be safe
That's because of corruption. The politicians never think about the future.
The system was from 1970, really dated and poor maintained, like the friend above said, corruption
O nosso Brasil tem muitas virtudes, ampla natureza, um povo amoroso, nos contentamos com uma vida simples e ficamos alegres jogando futebol. Só que uma coisa que só quem vive aqui sabe: os políticos só salvam quem tem influência e dinheiro, você não pode andar na rua sozinho principalmente de noite, aqui os bandidos que realmente fazem justiça pela população porque o governo prende e no dia seguinte solta, a população confia mais em facção criminosa do que na merda de governo que temos, o Brasil é muito lindo pra quem olha de fora mas a cada dia tá sendo difícil sobreviver nesse lugar..
🆘🆘 My Rio Grande do Sul 🆘🆘
We pray from India
That was 4 days ago... It only gets worse with each new day.
State's capital Porto Alegre is going more and more underwater as the massive water pumps stop working one by one and the dam-like systems fail, letting water find its way through some corner.
Federal government with no clue of what to do. Completely messy actions for the first weeks. Let's see.
When does international help gets called in situations like this?
It should be immediately, but first the waters must recede. It is up to the Brazilian government to assess the situation and ask for specific help if needed. The good part (so to speak) is that Brazil is a very large and powerful country; Brazilians have capacity to help themselves in disasters. Also, South American countries help each other the best they can according to their capabilities. If it had been an earthquake, you bet Chile would help.
In Brazil, never!
Brazil has used a helicopter from Uruguai.
But, Brazil has 27 states and the most of them have helped Rio Grande do Sul with professionals and much equipament: helicopter, water purifiers, boats, etc.
The Union sent a huge war ship.
On the other hand, more helicopter could help, for sure!
Government and private sector and companies must take this team effort in the rescue mission for the sick, the elderly and the young who are unable to get out of their houses.
So they should and rebuild the houses been as this is their fault no excuses for poor infrastructure not even climate change the goverment must take responsibility
The government is causing this with spraying the sky’s.
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HAARP‼️
Help them Por favor 😢
WOW
Same beach even
Same Facebook
Paper?
My mom lost everything 😢😭
Hugs
Lamento irmão q Deus os ajude a se reerguer 🙏🏻
😢..............
OMG what's 😳 happening around the world 🌎
Same phots shared from same camra lense
Happening in our country kenya
Que de tudo certo para vocês.
How did this happen was the infrastructure not maintained ????
To answer your question, yes. I'm from Rio Grande do Sul (where the floodings are happening) and I can say that the government doesn't invest in infrastructure. I'm 19 years old, since I was a child I've heard news about flooding. This time history just repeated itself, but much worse.
Brazil is far too big and corrupt, nowadays you either need a very good government or be European to be safe
Dude is talking rubish. This is not "a dam that broke", that news is flat out wrong. Is raining so much, everywhere rivers are overflowing. In places hundres of miles apart
Imagine it rained over a single day about 2ft of water everywhere in an area the size of New Mexico. The river just didn't have that kind of capacity. This is unprecedented levels of rain (literally never happened before in history). They designed the infrastructure to contain the last flood in 1940 but this one exceeded it by over 0.5m.
I think they did as much as they could with the money they could afford and it lasted almost a century. Sometimes investments just don't have that kind of horizon.
@@fzigunovI am from Rio Grande do Sul and you nailed it. People from other parts of the world (especially rich countries) think that our infrastructure was bad, but don't calculate that we cannot spend anywhere as much as they in the infrastructure, so considering what we could afford, it was held to the point it was designed. Other things, though, like the government warning people with more antecedence to leave the houses, or better investment in Civil Defense, can be blamed on the current government.
Já sabemos oq isso significa , basta todo mundo enchergar
Portugal prays for Brasil.
JÁ SÃO MAIS DE 80 PESSOAS, E O GOVERNO ESTA IMPEDINDO DE CHEGAR AJUDA AS PESSOAS DO RIO GRANDE DO SUL
Oh god😮
We are praying 🙏 for them 🤔🤗🙏🩸
Same thing happening in east africa and Kenya. In Saudi and Dubair. What is going on? Some extreme weathers. And high temps in Asia - odd times.
It's sad, there was a rescued girl who asked to get a doll from the water for her. When the rescue guy got there, he discovered that it was a dead baby. After that, he had to abandon work that day, he couldn't stand it.😢
Fires on in Rome. Global warming boiling crisis I guess.
Boiling? Where?
From Saudi Arabia to Dubai to Kenya then all the way to Houston then Brazil all affected by flooding. Please dear mother nature which place is next?
Incrível que isso chegou ate nas gringas