Death toll rises to 65 in Minas Gerais disaster
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A disaster in Minas Gerais, Brazil, has resulted in at least 65 deaths, with four people still missing. A resident of Juiz de Fora reported losing nearly 20 family members. The event has caused significant local loss and ongoing search efforts, affecting families and emergency services in the region.
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- •The death toll in Minas Gerais has reached 65 as of February 27, 2026.
- •Four people remain missing following the disaster.
- •A Juiz de Fora resident reported losing almost 20 family members.
- •The incident has prompted ongoing search and rescue operations.
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- ▸If authorities locate the missing individuals families may receive closure, and emergency efforts can shift from search to recovery in Minas Gerais
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