
Heavy rain that hit Rio Branco on Friday night (25) knocked down stalls at the Solidarity Economy fair in the city center, with flooding in several regions of the capital of Acre, according to the Civil Defense commander, Colonel Cláudio Falcão.
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Heavy rain hits Rio Branco on Friday night (25), affecting the Solidarity Economy fair in the city center.
The heavy rain that hit the capital Rio Branco on Friday night (25) knocked down stalls at the Solidarity Economy, a traditional fair set up in the Center. The rain started around 6:20 pm and is still continuing in some regions of the municipality.
g1 and Rede Amazônica Acre contacted the Civil Defense of Rio Branco and are awaiting feedback. However, the organization's commander, Colonel Cláudio Falcão, anticipated that several regions of the capital of Acre had incidents of flooding.

Taubaté City Hall is carrying out two containment works: 50 meters of gabion wall near Sedes and 180 meters of containment wall in Jardim Jaraguá, aiming to stabilize banks, reduce erosion and silting, and protect urban infrastructure during the period of intense rain.

Students from Escola Estadual Florestan Fernandes, at PDS Doze de Outubro in Cláudia (MT), participate in the project Natureza por Toda Parte – Trilhas Ecológicas, which aims to create a 3 km trail connecting the school, agroforestry systems, chestnut area and fragment of forest with spring, including planting native seedlings, training in species identification and environmental education, with support from Instituto Ecótono and expected to benefit 200 people directly and 1,000 indirectly in 12 months.

Residents of São Marcos, in Rio Grande do Sul, are on alert for the risk of the Arroio São Luiz Dam breaking. After intense rain caused fissures, around 170 people were evacuated and pumps were installed to reduce pressure in the reservoir.
A forest fire started on Tuesday (22) in the Serra da Canastra National Park, in Minas Gerais, and was controlled approximately 26 hours later, on Wednesday afternoon (23). Around 10 firefighters worked to contain the fire and protect the Casca d’Anta waterfall, one of the unit’s main tourist attractions.

A stone broke loose and fell on Rua São Cristóvão, in Santos, after heavy rain in the region. A resident recorded video minutes after the incident and described her shock when she saw the stone rolling. Civil Defense removed the stone and there were no casualties or structural damage. The agency warns residents of the hills to remain alert due to the high volume of rain in Baixada Santista, with 503.9 mm accumulated in September until the 23rd.

Storm in Rio Grande do Sul caused four deaths, including two children, and left a woman missing. Searches continue in Serra Gaúcha after floods swept away Eliane Nunes da Silva's car. Almost 4 thousand people were displaced in 155 municipalities.