Environment
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Brazil Cyclone Damage: At Least 46 People Missing; 3000 Residents Lost Home
South of Brazil was hit by a powerful cyclone that left 41 deaths. The latest forecast said at least 46 people were missing, while 3,000 residents lost homes. Rescuers are searching for missing individuals. Read here.
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