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Strong winds hit Campo Grande, causing structural damage and interruptions in power supply.
Videos taken at the scene show the damage to the roof, close to the Glass Gallery, after the zinc sheets were blown away by strong winds.
The panels ripped from the roof ended up on the other side of the street and another part was stuck to the electrical wiring. Poles were also bent due to the force of the wind.
Campo Grande city hall has not yet commented on the damage caused by the storm.
The force of the wind also knocked down the Fort Atacadista sign, which fell in the middle of Avenida Presidente Ernesto Geisel.
Trees also fell on vehicles on Rua Santana, Avenida Mato Grosso do Sul, Avenida Consolação and Avenida Toros Puxian.
Trees also fell on motorcycles on Rua Rio Grande do Sul and Rua Rui Barbosa. The rain also caused damage to the structure of the UPA Universitário, where part of the roof collapsed.
There are reports of power outages in the Jardim TV Morena, Jardim América, Universitário and Rita Vieira neighborhoods. The power also went out in the library at the Federal University of Mato Grosso do Sul (UFMS).
So far, Energisa reported that it has not received calls related to the rain, but stated that it continues to monitor the effects of the storm in the city.

Guarujá City Hall guaranteed R$ 11.1 million from the State Water Resources Fund for drainage works and flood reduction in several neighborhoods, a value 640% higher than that raised in 2021. The resources will be applied to micro and macro drainage, rainwater management and protection of water resources, with interventions planned in Cachoeira, Perequê, Morrinhos, Morro da Vila Júlia, Morro do Pitiu, Rua México, Avenida Cruzeiro do Sul and Avenida Santa Maria and surrounding areas.

Meeting in Nova Friburgo brought together public authorities, business people, Civil Defense, Fire Department, community movements and water concessionaire to discuss the possible impacts of El Niño in the Southeast Region, including intense rains and heat waves, with a focus on preparing communities and the business sector for extreme events.

A storm with strong winds and hail hit Campo Grande on Thursday afternoon (10), knocking down trees that hit vehicles, electrical wiring and the Fort Atacadista sign on Avenida Presidente Ernesto Geisel. A woman was trapped inside her car after power cables wrapped around the rear view mirror, awaiting rescue from the Fire Department. Several neighborhoods were left without power and there was damage to roads such as Rua Santana, Avenida Mato Grosso do Sul, Avenida Consolação, Avenida Toros Puxian, Rui Barbosa and Rua Rio Grande do Sul.

During the early hours of the morning, retired Terezinha Aparecida da Cruz woke up to structural noises in her house and immediately left with her two grandchildren aged 4 and 7 before the floor collapsed. Storms between the night of Wednesday (9) and the early hours of Thursday (10) caused falling trees, hail, flooding and roofing in cities in Paraná, including Curitiba, Terra Roxa and Foz do Iguaçu.

A puma with injuries to its eyes and snout was rescued by the Environmental Military Police in Ribeirão Branco on Wednesday (9) and sent to Cetras in Registro for veterinary evaluation after support from the Civil Defense and Fire Department.

Residents of Rua Felisbina de Souza Machado, in São José dos Campos, report the appearance and worsening of cracks in their homes after the opening of craters in the road. The city hall carries out drainage works and promised to repair the damage caused to properties.