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In Juiz de Fora, Brazil, a network of volunteers is providing crucial support to families affected by devastating floods and landslides, which resulted in over 70 deaths.

The Government of Rio de Janeiro is leading a campaign to collect donations for residents affected by severe rains in the Zona da Mata region of Minas Gerais.

President Lula announced emergency measures, including free housing for families affected by floods in Minas Gerais.

Residents of the Parque Burnier neighborhood in Juiz de Fora prayed after search efforts for flood victims concluded, following the tragedy in which 22 individuals were buried by mudslides.

President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva is set to visit the Zona da Mata region in Minas Gerais to discuss flood protection measures with local leaders.

Ação da Cidadania has set up a collection point in Rio de Janeiro for donations to help victims of severe floods in the Zona da Mata region of Minas Gerais, Brazil.

The Brazilian Bar Association in Montes Claros is organizing a campaign to collect donations for victims of intense rains in the Zona da Mata region.

São José dos Campos has established four donation points to aid victims affected by the severe floods in Minas Gerais, leading to tragic losses.

Residents of Milagro, Ecuador, are assessing their losses from recent floods, with one family reporting damages of up to $4,000.

Residents in Milagro are reporting significant losses due to recent flooding, with one family estimating a combined total of $4,000 in damages.

Strong rains in Minas Gerais caused fatalities, prompting federal aid for victims and the anticipation of social benefits for affected families.

Firefighters in Milagro, Ecuador, have been laboring for nearly 16 hours to evacuate families affected by severe flooding caused by recent rains.

Heavy rains in Juiz de Fora, Brazil, have resulted in fatalities and significant displacement of residents.

Emergency teams from Belo Horizonte have been deployed to assist during severe flooding in the Zona da Mata region of Minas Gerais.

A military helicopter crash in southern Peru, which was involved in rescue operations for flood victims, resulted in the deaths of all 15 people on board.

Moroccan flood victims are struggling to celebrate Ramadan due to their displacement and loss of homes.

The French government has declared a natural disaster to expedite compensation for flood victims, who are expected to receive payments soon.

The city of Krnov in Czechia is providing free plots of land for house construction to flood victims.

Residents of Saintes face severe flooding, reminiscent of the record levels seen in 1982, as they struggle to protect their belongings and cope with ongoing challenges following previous floods.

Evacuees from the Daly River flood have faced intimidation from an armed individual outside their evacuation center in Darwin.

Residents in flood-affected regions of Morocco are gradually returning home following improved weather conditions and government assistance.

The Moroccan government has announced financial aid for families affected by floods in four northern regions, alongside a support program for farmers and livestock breeders.

Fifty families affected by floods in the Rio Grande do Sul municipality of Muçum have received new climate-resistant homes.

The city of Barra Mansa is collecting donations for families affected by heavy rains and flooding.

A young Moroccan transformed his jet ski into a rescue tool to help people trapped by flooding in northern Morocco.

Moroccan authorities have set up a temporary camp in Kenitra to shelter approximately 7,200 flood victims, as heavy rains have led to significant flood risks in the region.

Three years after devastating floods in KwaZulu-Natal, families are still living in temporary emergency housing provided by the eThekwini municipality.

Three years after devastating floods, hundreds of families in eThekwini, South Africa, remain in temporary housing as permanent homes promised to them have not been built.

Al Jazeera reports on the opening of the largest shelter for flood victims in Kenitra, Morocco, accommodating around 7,200 displaced individuals.

Residents of Makhado Municipality in Limpopo claim that emergency food aid meant for flood victims has not reached them, despite recent distributions to other individuals.

Authorities have issued a warning about a fraudulent document claiming to offer financial aid to flood victims, urging people to verify information through official channels and not share personal data.

The head of Emergencies in the Generalitat suggested detonating train tracks in Utiel to serve as a barrier and aid in rescuing flood victims.