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After the burial ceremony of a 57-year-old woman, the Civil Defense of Belo Horizonte inspected and banned 18 houses in the neighborhood of Paulo VI, in the northeast of the capital, where the landslide has occurred. According to the agency, the action was held in partnership with the society of urbanization and housing (Urbel) and allowed to inspect real estate on the outskirts of the landslide location that has killed the woman and inspect the houses.
left three others injured. The Municipal Unit of Early Childhood Education (UMEI), Paulo VI, has been transformed into a service station for the population.
On Sunday morning (30), the town hall teams worked on cleaning up and recovering the affected area. At 1120, the 50 or so officials of the Secretariats of Public Works and Urban Cleaning had already collected 30 tons of clay, rubbish and debris in the mixed Paul VI district. They also distributed tarpaulins to protect the affected areas.
With nine consecutive rainy days, the mining capital is on a geological hazard alert. According to the Civil Defense, frequent rainfall causes saturation of the ground, which can lead to landslides, landslides and erosions.
Only in December, the agency has already recorded 632 occurrences related to rain. The Northeast region, in addition to being the only one to have exceeded the volume of rain expected for the month, is the champion of the event, with 169 records, nearly 100 more than the Eastern region, ranked second with 73 called
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