So far, the Civil Defense has recorded the deaths of 44 people, 43 in São Sebastião and one in Ubatuba.
The City Hall of São Sebastião, on the north coast of São Paulo, released, this Tuesday (21), the names of 12 victims of the storm that affected the municipality between Saturday (18) and Sunday (19).
So far, the Civil Defense has recorded the deaths of 44 people, 43 in São Sebastião and one in Ubatuba. The total was updated on Tuesday morning.
The victims already identified and released for burial are:
Dandara Vida Caze de Souza
Donaria Santos Figueredo
Eduardo Leone
Ellyza Nayanne Celestino of Lima
Fabiane Freitas de Sa
francisco lara
Gabriela Ribeiro
Levy Santos de Oliveira
Robério Lima Saldanha
Rosangela Sandanha da Silva
Samuel de Lima Silva
Yan Allyab Celestino of Lima
The prefecture did not provide the ages or places of origin of the victims. The municipal management organized a collective wake. The ceremony was scheduled to start at 11 am, on Avenida Doutor Altino Arantes, in the Historic Center.
The total number of people away from home, homeless or displaced, reaches 2,500. The missing total 40, but the numbers should still increase, since there are reports that people would be under the rubble of structures that gave way.
Governor Tarcísio de Freitas (Republicans), in an interview with “Bom dia, SP”, on TV Globo, made an appeal for tourists to take advantage of the releases and the good weather, and leave the cities on the north coast. “The more people leave, the better, because it relieves pressure in the region. Anyone who can travel to the capital and other points, may do so, ”he said.
On Monday (20), the governor’s orientation had been different. At the time, with many roadblocks still on the roads, he had asked tourists not to anticipate the return. Rio-Santos and Tamoios are the routes available for tourists to leave.
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President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva (PT) was this Monday with the governor in São Sebastião this Monday, accompanied by Mayor Felipe Augusto (PSDB). Lula asked that no more houses be built on the slopes of hills, in order to avoid further tragedies, and stressed the importance of partnership between governments –federal, state and municipal–, regardless of partisan issues.