Brazil has declared a national emergency after relentless heavy rainfall triggered massive floods across several southern states, forcing tens of thousands of residents to evacuate their homes. Authorities reported widespread damage to roads, bridges, farmland, and power infrastructure, while emergency teams continue rescue and relief operations. The government has mobilized military units, medical teams, and disaster-response funds to support affected communities. Climate experts warn that such extreme weather events are becoming more frequent in South America, highlighting growing concerns over climate resilience and disaster preparedness.
Brazil Declares National Emergency as Severe Floods Displace Thousands
