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Rain hit the Itatiaia region on Friday night, exceeding weather forecasts for the central area and Penedo.
The rain that hit Itatiaia (RJ) early Friday night (9) caused trees to fall and a landslide. According to Civil Defense, the volume recorded exceeded the forecast for the central region and Penedo.
On Rua Capitão João Ferreira, in the Vila Martins neighborhood, there was a landslide. According to the agency, the material did not block the road and has already been removed.
Civil Defense advises residents to avoid staying close to trees and structures that may pose risks during rain and to contact the agency if they identify dangerous situations. Weather conditions continue to be monitored.

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