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Brazilian federal storm and disaster relief funding

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The Brazilian federal government has authorized multiple emergency financial transfers to municipalities to address damages caused by severe ~~storms.~~ storms and other natural disasters. In Pelotas, R$ 932,842 was released to support Civil Protection and Defense actions following a September 21 storm that destroyed 101 homes and damaged public infrastructure. The city had officially declared a state of emergency on September 24. Further relief was authorized for other regions, including Campo Grande, where a second installment of R$ 759,550.80 brought total federal aid to over R$ 1.25 million. These funds are designated for repairing homes damaged by high winds. Additionally, the Ministry of Integration and Regional Development allocated R$ 382,838.40 to be split between the municipalities of Bom Jesus da Serra and Candiba for emergency response actions. Expanding the scope of relief, the government authorized R$ 13.6 million for 25 municipalities facing various disasters. A significant portion, R$ 8.3 million, was designated for 18 municipalities in Amazonas, including Manaus and Coari, to combat drought and forest fires. Rio Grande do Sul was allocated R$ 3.8 million for four municipalities, such as Eldorado do Sul and Santiago, following severe storms. In Campo Grande, federal funds remain earmarked for purchasing roof tiles and fixing kits to assist families affected by high winds and lightning.

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