Powerful Tornado Devastates Southern Brazil
A violent tornado struck the southern state of Paraná in Brazil, leaving six people dead and more than 400 injured. Fierce winds exceeding 250 km/h tore through several communities, demolishing homes and critical infrastructure.
The government has declared a state of emergency to coordinate rescue and relief efforts. Emergency crews continue to search for survivors and provide assistance to displaced families.
President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva conveyed his condolences to the victims and their families, pledging federal support for recovery operations.
Impact and Recovery Efforts
- Over 400 residents sustained injuries of varying severity.
- Dozens of houses and public facilities suffered extensive damage.
- Rescue teams are working around the clock to restore essential services.
Government Response
Authorities have mobilized emergency funds and personnel to accelerate reconstruction and medical care. Local shelters are providing temporary housing for those who lost their homes.
Author’s summary: A destructive tornado in Paraná, Brazil, claimed six lives, injured hundreds, and triggered a national emergency response led by President Lula da Silva.
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