In Levy Gasparian, RJ, the Civil Defense has issued a high rainfall alert after strong storms resulted in 100 millimeters of rain within 24 hours, leading to disruptions in the area. Despite the heavy rain, authorities have assured that there is no flood risk for families living in riverside areas. The Civil Defense teams remain on standby with essential supplies like food baskets, drinking water, and mattresses to assist and accommodate affected residents if necessary.

The Civil Defense is actively monitoring the situation, conducting inspections near at-risk homes to provide psychological and social support to victims affected by the severe weather. As the day proceeds, forecasts indicate continued rainfall, with light to moderate showers expected in the morning, and isolated heavy rainfall accompanied by thunderstorms anticipated in the afternoon.

The situation remains dynamic, and the Secretary of State for Civil Defense and the Military Fire Brigade of Rio de Janeiro are closely monitoring conditions to ensure community safety. Preparation and prompt response capabilities are in place, reflecting the seriousness of the alert and the commitment to protect vulnerable residents during this adverse weather event.