In Mississippi, about 400 houses have been partially or completely destroyed, while the number of injured has reached 56
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Storm in the western states of the United States were 26 deaths in the South America Paraguay, Argentina, Uruguay, and Brazil in the last half century, the most devastating floods in half a million people were left homeless. According to foreign media officials in the South American countries, almost half a million people have been forced to flee. Under the influence of El Nino continues for several days because of heavy rain flooded these countries are on the main river through 3 and officials said the death toll is 6. Emergency declared in Paraguay and 30 thousand to almost a million have fled their homes. In South America, Paraguay has been hardest hit. Northern Argentina almost 20 thousand people have been forced to leave their homes. Brazil and Uruguay in the coming days the border areas of dry weather is predicted but Paraguay and Argentina, said the water level is going to rise further. In Asuncion, capital of Paraguay River flowing just a foot to come out of their close down and officials feared that breaking off or increase the water level in flood water will spread in a wide area. And it would affect thousands of people living in the city. Paraguay’s National Emergency Office said the flood is a direct result of El Nino the intensity and duration of rainfall is increasing. Four people were confirmed dead trees and is buried Place, resulting in winds of about 200 utility poles have collapsed due to the power cut. Argentina at least 2 people were killed by floods and the northeastern region is affected 20 thousand people have been forced to flee. About 2 thousand families in Brazil Rio Grand 2 Civil province have been evacuated from 40 towns. President Dilma Rousseff visited the flooded area on Saturday. However, Latin American countries have continued rain in the past week and Uruguay and Quarai River are flooded. While the mid-western states of the United States nearly a week in heavy storms, rains and floods killed at least 26 people have now. Benton County missing after the storm found the bodies of a man and a woman have been the death toll in Mississippi has risen to 10. 6 people were killed in Tennessee Alabama and Arkansas and Oklahoma and Texas authorities say 16 inches of snow may be snow in the history. Meteorologists said the storm is very dangerous. Due to the storm in Northern Mississippi 7, Tennessee 3, while a man was shot dead in Arkansas. According to reports, the hurricane winds also caused serious damage to houses. In Mississippi, about 400 houses have been partially or completely destroyed, while the number of injured has reached 56. Meteorologists Kentucky, Alabama, Indiana, Illinois and Missouri states predicted bad weather before Christmas.
