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A deadly tornado struck Paraná, killing six people and injuring hundreds in Rio Bonito do Iguaçu and Guarapuava.
Officials say about 90% of the region experienced damage as the storm ripped through the city.
A 14-year-old girl among the confirmed fatalities was Julia Kwapis, who was at a friend's house when swept away.
The government declared an emergency in the affected region as power and services were disrupted.
Brazil's president expressed condolences and pledged support to affected families and communities.
National Civil Defense and health teams are en route to provide humanitarian aid and medical support.
Residents described widespread destruction, with many left homeless and seeking medical care.
Officials reported hundreds of injuries and ongoing efforts to locate missing persons.
Authorities noted the event caused extensive damage to infrastructure and prompted emergency responses.

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A powerful tornado in Parana state killed six people and injured hundreds, prompting an emergency declaration.
The tornado reached speeds over 250 kph (155 mph) and caused widespread damage, including downed trees and damaged roofs.
At least one person was reported missing as the community assessed the damage in Rio Bonito do Iguacu.
Gov. Ratinho Jr. declared three days of mourning in Parana to honor the victims.
President Lula da Silva expressed solidarity and announced emergency assistance to the affected region.
More than 750 people, including children and pregnant women, received medical attention in the aftermath.
The government is coordinating emergency supplies such as food, tarps, and mattresses for victims.
The emergency response followed the government's declaration in Parana after the tornado struck.
State officials said at least one person was missing hours after the tornado touched down, as search efforts continued.
Rio Bonito do Iguacu and Guarapuava were among the communities affected by the disaster.

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