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People Crying for Help under the Pavers?

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(@Anonymous 29)
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Praise Father God.

In this Night in the dream, I have seen very many people and me inclusive as we were trying to help out people stuck under the Pavers. I was able to see as someone would use a metallic rod to dig out the Pavers from the ground and the ones being rescued would get out.

There was a cry for help???????, I could Observe as if there was Water down  where they were stuck from. It's a difficult situation hard to understand! I pray for people caught up in any situation or under the waters or could be a building which is likely to have fallen on them, I pray they be Saved in Jesus Mighty Name ???????


   
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We discussed this the day he had the dream.


   
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Indeed, not many days after.


   
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https://www.yahoo.com/news/brazil-mudslides-kill-least-94-050230978.html

PETROPOLIS, Brazil (AP) — Rio de Janeiro state’s government has confirmed 105 deaths from floods and mudslides that swept away homes and cars in the city of Petropolis. But even as families prepared to bury their dead, it was unclear Thursday how many bodies remained trapped in the mud.

Rubens Bomtempo, mayor of the German-influenced city nestled in the mountains, didn’t even offer an estimate for the number of people missing, with recovery efforts still ongoing.

“We don’t yet know the full scale of this,” Bomtempo said at a news conference Wednesday. “It was a hard day, a difficult day.”

Survivors were digging to find loved ones who disappeared after Tuesday's landslides. Rio de Janeiro’s public prosecutors’ office said in a statement Wednesday night that it had compiled a list of 35 people yet to be located.

Footage posted on social media showed torrents dragging cars and houses through the streets and water swirling through the city. One video showed two buses sinking into a swollen river as its passengers clambered out the windows, scrambling for safety. Some didn’t make it to the banks and were washed away, out of sight.

On Wednesday morning, houses were left buried beneath mud while appliances and cars were in piles on the streets.

Resident Rosilene Virginia’s brother barely escaped, and she considers it a miracle. A friend hasn’t yet been found.

“It’s very sad to see people asking for help and having no way of helping, no way of doing anything,” Virginia told The Associated Press as a man comforted her. “It’s desperate, a feeling of loss so great.”

Petropolis, named for a former Brazilian emperor, has been a refuge for people escaping the summer heat and tourists keen to explore the so-called “Imperial City.”

Its prosperity has also drawn residents from Rio’s poorer regions and the population grew haphazardly, climbing mountainsides now covered with small residences packed tightly together, often in areas made more vulnerable by deforestation and inadequate drainage.

The state fire department said 25.8 centimeters (just over 10 inches) of rain fell within three hours on Tuesday -- almost as much as during the previous 30 days combined. Rio de Janeiro’s Gov. Claudio Castro said in a press conference that the rains were the worst Petropolis has received since 1932.

“No one could predict rain as hard as this,” Castro said. More rain was expected through the rest of the week, according to weather forecasters.

Castro added that almost 400 people were left homeless and 24 people were recovered alive. They were fortunate, and they were few.

Lisa Torres Machado, 64, said “the hand of God” spared her family from tragedy.

“A little room was left at my mom's house and she hid there with my two sisters and brother,” Machado, a resident of Petropolis for three decades, told the AP. “I can't sleep. I still can't believe what's happening. We lost all our friends.”

The stricken mountain region has seen similar catastrophes in recent decades, including one that caused more than 900 deaths. In the years since, Petropolis presented a plan to reduce risks of landslides, but works have advanced only slowly. The plan, presented in 2017, was based on analysis determining that 18% of the city’s territory was at high risk for landslides and flooding.

Local authorities say more than 180 residents who live in at-risk areas were sheltering in schools. More equipment and manpower was expected to help rescue efforts on Thursday.


   
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Am Happy that at least Some People Were Rescued but also Pray that those who died, may their Souls Rest in Peace. Father God Comfort they that Lost friends and Relatives ?????????????????????


   
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Same.  


   
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@miaradhs what do you mean?


   
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