Rio de Janeiro, Brazil suffered a flood into the former resort now sadly

 Te Leisuo Indianapolis, originally known as a tourist resort, now touched by the disaster and tragedy.

He said: 

Few meters away, Qiaodelima 59 years old, holding a doll, feeling very depressed: Mary Margaret Dalai Na woman recalled, she was asleep when the floods hit, we panic for higher ground to escape, no time to take away property. Moment she saw the streets became rivers, flooding into houses, neighbor's house collapsed in the floods, many people Paode Man, with the floods disappeared ... ...

Temporary parking downtown police station for bodies. Several staff members wearing purple overalls, holding a thick stack of photographs remains forward to claim the family of each show.

North of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil floods and landslides triggered by heavy rains the past few days, as of at least 548 people were killed the evening of 14; one of the hardest hit city of Te Leisuo at least 238 people were killed, Indiana.

14 early in the morning, many victims go home, rummaging in the ruins of clothes ... ...



Ed Malda Rosa looked at a loss, is difficult to get rid of the pain of lost loved ones. He is aged 44, originally with his wife, three children and a grandson live a simple brick house. Two days ago, a wall suddenly collapsed, his wife and grandson were killed and three children seriously injured.

Magda Carolina woman 30 years old house back to living. Almost all the flood washed away homes, leaving the cupboard and clothes covered with mud bowl. The rain wash her clothes.

Te Leisuo a gym in Indianapolis influx of hundreds of homeless.

Manu Elda Silva's home is now just like the ruins of a year ago but it was his own use all their savings to buy a new house. He took his family to find usable materials, ready to help themselves.

A woman holding a baby, about experience: One man said he was now nothing, all their belongings were swept away, but life goes on, we must look ahead, because no choice.

One woman said that in the temporary shelters, victims have adequate food and water, just too crowded. She hoped that the Government fix the housing disaster victims as soon as possible, early return home.

Some people on the wall to find the list of victims relatives; some of the staff looked at the hands of the pile of photos, uneasy; some wiping tears in the corner; embracing some people cry ... ...

Da Silva, 51, with her husband and daughter to climb the roof to escape. She said that many people have houses built on the river, because there is no money, only to houses built in that place at risk.

Some people hold out from the ruins of the few possessions, some people looked sluggish, not out of fear.

Rita Davila is a nursing school teacher, several students at the police station to find the body.

Fire department estimated that about 150 houses in a residential area of damage, debris flow more than 3 m thick, were no survivors who may be buried.

In Te Leisuo Indianapolis, and the search has been slow.