2023-06-13 17:20:15
Rains cause flooding in São Sebastião (SP)
This Tuesday morning (13), the south coast of São Sebastião, on the North Coast of São Paulo, is registering several points of flooding
as a result of heavy rains hitting the area. The Juquehy region is the most affected.
Videos shared by residents on social media show streets completely flooded.
Heavy rains hit mainly the Juquehy region, in São Sebastião (SP)
According to the City Hall of São Sebastião, the Civil Defense teams are on alert and have been called to the neighborhood of Vila do Sahy, the most affected by the rains earlier this year, on the Carnival holiday.
Bulletin issued by the State Protection Coordination and by the Civil defense
warn of the risk of Slipping
earthy, moderate to high grade. According to the statement, the National Center for Monitoring Natural Alerts and Disasters (Cemaden) forecasts more rain until this Friday (16) and the soil is already quite soaked.
According to the State Military House, 142.6 millimeters of rain were recorded in the last 24 hours in Juquehy 2; 119.6mm in Barra do Una; 107.7mm in Juquehy; 94.5mm in Boiçucanga and 94.1mm in Cambury — all on the southern coast of the municipality.
The services of the Family Health Units (USFs) Barra do Sahy and Juquehy 1 and 2 are suspended this Tuesday (13) due to access difficulties. In addition, classes in the region were also cancelled.
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contacted the Civil Defense for more information and is awaiting a response. So far, there are no reports of landslides, homelessness or injuries.
Early year tragedy
Houses destroyed in landslides in Barra do Sahy, in São Sebastião, after storms on the north coast of São Paulo
In February this year, heavy rains devastated the North Coast of São Paulo, causing landslides and leaving dozens dead.
At the time, the most affected city was São Sebastião. Vila Sahy, on the southern coast of the municipality, was the hardest hit by landslides and was completely destroyed. The location accounts for most of the victims of the tragedy. Another city hit was Ubatuba.
Caraguatatuba, Guarujá and Bertioga also suffered losses and had residents homeless and displaced.
The tragedy is the greatest involving the rains
already registered in Brazil in 24 hours, according to data from the National Center for Monitoring and Natural Disaster Alerts (Cemaden) and the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet).
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