After the heavy rains that hit the entire state of São Paulo on Tuesday (12/09) and winds of almost 100 kilometers per hour in the morning of this Wednesday (12/10), around 2.2 million properties in different regions are without electricity this afternoon. In the morning, the problem already affected around 1.1 million residents.
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Brasil Avenue, towards Ibirapuera Park
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Brasil Avenue, towards Ibirapuera Park
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South zone of SP
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Brasil Avenue, West Zone of SP
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Doutor Arnaldo Avenue, west zone
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Brasil Avenue, West Zone of SP
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São Paulo Avenue, Jordanópolis, São Bernardo
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Firefighters received more than 500 calls for falling trees. Cars, buses and roads blocked after wind
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Rua Hélade, Vila Alexandria, south zone
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Brasil Avenue, West Zone of SP
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Venice Street – Jardim Paulista
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In the capital São Paulo, at present, 25.7% of customers have been reached. In the metropolitan region, mainly, high rates of supply interruption are recorded: Embu-Guaçu (100%), Cotia (75.7%), Jandira (67.9%), Osasco (17.1%), São Caetano do Sul (47.7%), Vargem Grande (55.4%) and Taboão da Serra (52.4%).
What does Enel say about lack of energy?
Enel informed, in a press release, that 1,300 teams are mobilized on the ground and working to restore energy supplies. When questioned, the distributor said that there was still no concrete forecast of a return to normal in the situation.
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Water supply
The lack of energy has also affected water supplies in the capital and at least nine cities in Greater São Paulo.
According to Sabesp, the reason is the drop in energy supplies after the storm and extratropical cyclone that hit the region. The company says the lack of electricity prevents water from being pumped to homes.
Districts of the capital affected by shortages this Wednesday (10/12)
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- Americanópolis
- Morumbi
- Parelheiros
- Carmo Park
- Sacomã
- Tucuruvi
- Villa Clara
- Vila Formosa
- Villa Mariana
- Roman villa
In Greater São Paulo, the cities of Embu das Artes, Itapecerica da Serra, Mauá, Santo André, Santa Isabel and Taboão da Serra were fully affected. The municipalities of Cotia, Osasco and São Bernardo do Campo were partially affected.
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