Brazil's southern state of Rio Grande do Sul is witnessing its worst rainfall in 80 years which has killed 107 people so far, with 136 missing and over 165,000 displaced. More rains are forecast in the coming days, raising fears that water levels will rise further as rescue operations continue.
The devastating floods in Brazil's Rio Grande do Sul has left 136 people missing and over 165,000 displaced as rescue operations continued by boats and helicopters. Several streets have already turned into rivers and more rains were expected in the coming days.
Chennai: A fresh low pressure trough in the Bay of Bengal is giving no respite to the rain battered Tamilnadu where a flood-like situation prevails in majority of the coastal districts.All the reserviors in the
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