On Saturday, the Civil Defense of Pará issued an 'extreme alert' in response to heavy rains affecting the Metropolitan Region of Belém. This warning follows a similar alert from the previous Wednesday, as residents are cautioned about severe weather conditions, including heavy rainfall, strong winds, and flooding. The ongoing weather crisis raises significant concerns regarding public safety and infrastructure stability in the area.

The warnings highlight the risk of structural collapse of waterways, which can affect bridges, walkways, and retaining walls situated near or above water bodies such as rivers. These structures could potentially suffer severe damage or collapse due to the overwhelming force of water, erosion of their foundations, and accumulation of debris. Such risks pose a direct threat not only to the infrastructure but also to the lives of residents in the affected areas.

The region remains under the influence of the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ), which is contributing to the extreme weather events. Continuous monitoring and preparedness efforts are crucial for local authorities and residents, as they navigate the ongoing challenges posed by the adverse conditions. The escalation in alerts underscores the need for effective disaster management strategies to ensure community safety and minimize potential damages.