Argentina extends assistance to Brazil following flooding in Rio Grande do Sul

The Brazilian government has received assistance from the Argentine government in the form of resources to aid those affected by the floods in Rio Grande do Sul. In response to the disaster, Argentina has mobilized personnel and equipment from its Ministry of Defense, Ministry of Security, and the White Helmets Commission.

The resources include a brigade of 20 men and dogs from the Federal Police, logistics experts from the White Helmets Commission, a plane for transportation, and three helicopters for transfers and evacuations. Additionally, a mobile team of health professionals, Navy tactical divers, engineering units with vessels, and two water purification plants have been deployed to assist in relief efforts.

The floods in Rio Grande do Sul have resulted in at least 85 deaths, 134 missing persons, and 339 injured individuals. Over 1.1 million people in 385 municipalities have been affected by heavy rains leading to shortages of food, medicine and basic services like water and energy supply.

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