Heavy rainfall in southeastern Brazil has led to floods killing at least 23 people. Emergency workers are searching for missing individuals and providing aid to
In southeastern Brazil, heavy rainfall has caused severe flooding, resulting in at least 23 deaths. The affected areas include the cities of Juiz de Fora and Uba, where emergency workers are searching for missing individuals and providing aid to displaced residents.
UN warnings highlight the potential impact of climate change as the COP30 conference opens in Brazil. Rainfall is expected to continue, complicating rescue efforts and further straining local resources.