The floods in South American Brazil broke an 80-year record, killing 100 people, injuring nearly 400 and leaving up to 1.5 million homeless.
According to the Reuters news agency, the floods that occurred after rains and landslides in Brazil covered 497 to 417 cities in the state of Rio Grande do Sul.
The dams of the state were filled with water due to floods and the water level in them was the highest recorded since 1947 and many cities of the state were inundated due to the rising water. Dozens of areas have been completely submerged while dozens of villages have also been submerged.
Airports of other cities, including the airport of the state capital, are also under water and air services are also suspended there. After the cities and villages were submerged, animals also climbed onto the roofs of the houses to save their lives.
A horse climbed onto the roof of a house to save its life in an area submerged in flood water in Rio Grande do Sul state and its video went viral on social media.
The video of the horse climbing onto the roof to save its life is from Canos, a business district in the capital Porto Alegre, where the horse climbed onto the roof of a house in a flooded area. A horse can be seen alone on the roof.
According to media reports, the owners of this horse will probably be among the people who have left it and moved from the area due to bad weather conditions. Moved to location.
