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The state of Santa Catarina suffered from storms and tornadoes in early November, affecting several regions and populations, including indigenous lands.
The State University of Santa Catarina (Udesc) organized a campaign to support indigenous communities affected by tornadoes and storms in the state. Donations will be received until tomorrow (13), in the capital Florianópolis, in Lages and Chapecó.
Guarani and Kaingang families live in the region. According to data from the Instituto Socioambiental (ISA), there are around 1,500 people living in the indigenous lands (TI) Toldo Chimbangue, Toldo Chimbangue II and Aldeia Kondá.
The items collected should reach those affected next week, according to Udesc.
The month of November began with warnings from the Civil Defense of Santa Catarina, predicting strong storms, with gusts of wind, in the west of the state, where the villages are located. More than a hundred municipalities were impacted.
Collection points
Florianópolis
Udesc Rectory
(Av. Madre Benvenuta, 2007, Bairro Itacorubi)
Lages
Udesc Lages - Center for Agroveterinary Sciences (CAV)
(Av. Luiz de Camões, 2090, Bairro Conta Dinheiro)
Deliveries to the Undergraduate Education Secretariat
Chapecó
1. Udesc Oeste - administrative headquarters
(Rua Beloni Trombeta Zanin, 680E - Bairro Santo Antônio)

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