Brazilian government releases funds for disaster recovery in 25 cities
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The Brazilian government authorized the transfer of R$ 13.6 million to support response and recovery efforts in 25 cities across the country.
These funds aim to address damage caused by various natural disasters, including forest fires, droughts, and severe storms. The state of Amazonas will receive the largest portion of the funding, with R$ 8.3 million allocated to 18 municipalities. This money will support firefighting and drought relief efforts in cities such as Manaus, Coari, Lábrea, and Presidente Figueiredo.
Other regions will also receive financial aid. Rio Grande do Sul will get R$ 3.8 million for four municipalities hit by heavy rain and high winds, including Eldorado do Sul and Santiago. The city of Campo Grande in Mato Grosso do Sul will receive R$ 759,550.80 for reconstruction after a severe storm. Smaller amounts will be sent to Filadélfia, Ribeirão Preto, and Catuti.
