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Against the cold wave, São Paulo erects tents and shelter in subway stations

RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL - The arrival of a new cold front in São Paulo mobilizes the city and state governments in a task force to shelter homeless people and avoid deaths caused by low temperatures.

Actions such as the installation of tents to distribute soups and the use of a subway station to protect the homeless population are planned.

Today, the minimum temperature forecast for the São Paulo capital should be around 4°C, according to forecasts from the National Institute of Meteorology (Inmet). In less urbanized areas, especially in the south of the city, thermometers can reach . . .

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