According to the concessionaire, an electrician was working to restore the local distribution network and the circumstances of the death, which occurred on Saturday (12), are being investigated. On Friday night (11), seven more people died as a result of the storm with strong gusts of wind in the state. A tree fell on Avenida Loro Gomes, in Santo André, Greater São Paulo, killing an Enel employee in the Cajamar region, Greater São Paulo, according to Abrao Cruz/Concessionária de Energia Elétrica Reproduction. Electricians were working on Friday night (11) to restore distribution networks after the storm left another seven people dead in the state. The statement said the circumstances of the death are being investigated. ✅ Click here to subscribe to the g1 SP channel on WhatsApp requesting information from the São Paulo Public Security Secretariat and awaiting a response. See the full note: “Enel Distribucio São Paulo deeply regrets the accidental death of a company electrician on Saturday (12), in Cajamar, during restoration work on the distribution network, following the severe weather event from Friday to Friday (11 ). The distributor is currently the employee to provide all necessary assistance. The family is in contact and Enel is investigating the circumstances of the accident and reinforcing its commitment to strict safety standards in all its operations.” State Civil Defense count hit by the storm shows that the storm that hit the state of São Paulo on Friday night (11) killed at least seven people in greater SP and in the interior of the state. Bauru: Three dead due to falling wall: São Paulo: One dead due to falling tree in the Campo Limpo neighborhood: One dead due to falling tree in Diadema: Cotia: Two dead due to falling wall Total, strong registered in at least 98 municipalities in the state Rain with gusty winds in São Paulo, state The organization said. The most serious incident occurred in the city of Bauru, in the interior, where a wall fell on three people (two adults and a child) who died on Atílio Cavagnino street, in the Parque Paulista neighborhood. A family dog also died from its injuries. Heavy rain collapses construction walls and kills adults, children and dogs in Bauru. Where is Enel?' Unable to get service through SAC, residents of SP look for company cars to try to talk to technicians 'Desperate, lack of humanity': The lives of those who need electricity to survive in SP, city of Diadema, Greater SP, storm He also died when a tree fell. In the capital of São Paulo, one person also died when a tree fell in the Campo Limpo neighborhood, south of the city. In the city of Kotia, Greater SP, strong winds caused a wall to fall on three people from the Jardim Josemar neighborhood, who were rescued with serious injuries. Two of them died and, until 1:26 pm this Saturday (12), the third was still hospitalized in serious condition. Enel reported that 338 thousand properties in Greater São Paulo were without power until 6:30 pm this Monday (14), the third day of the blackout. The statement did not provide details on how many customers are from the capital and how many from other municipalities. According to the energy company Enel, which supplies energy to Greater SP, 2.1 million Enel customers in Greater SP have been without power since Friday (11) because of the storm. According to Civil Defense, strong gusts of wind were recorded in several parts of the state on Friday night (11), in addition to heavy rain. The highest speed was recorded in the southern region of the capital of São Paulo, where the wind speed was 107 km/h. In the agency's records, this is the strongest gust of wind ever recorded by the agency. The strongest wind ever recorded in the city of São Paulo was on November 3, 2023, when winds in the metropolitan region reached around 103.7 km/h. On Friday night (11), the wind blew on the roof of a house in Jardim Independência, in São Bernardo do Campo, Greater Spain. Montage/g1/Personal Collection In the Bauru region, the strongest gusts reached the 70 km/h mark. Check out the cities that received the most rain on Friday night (11), according to the State Civil Defense: Amparo (AT): 42 mm São José do Rio Preto (São Francisco): 40 mm Campos do Jordão (Capivari): 31 mm Campo Limpo Paulista (Avenida João Amato): 31 mm Ribeirão Preto (Jardim Progresso): 30 mm Tuuti (Middle): 29 mm São José dos Campos (Jardim São Leopoldo): 28 mm Piedade (Sabesp): 27 mm Piracaia (Gargem Diesta Bragan ): Água Longa ): 26mm São Simão (São Simão): 26mm Cabreúva (Bonal): 25mm Santana de Parnaíba (Cururuquora): 25mm Cazmar (Ponunduva): 25mm Monte Mais (Jardim Paviotti): 25mm Mogi das Saolao (VOT ): 24mm Taboão Da Serra (Jardim Vila Sônia): 24mm Itapevi (Vila Santa Rita): 23mm Francisco Morato (Jardim Primavera): 22mm Itu (Vila Leis): 22mm São Lourenço Da Serra (Paiol Do Meio): 22mm Biritibaard Jungers) : 22mm Várzea Paulista (Comdec): 22mm Jundiaí (Roseira): 21mm Caieiras (Vila Angélica): 21mm Mairiporã (Vila Nova Juqueri): 21mm São Paulo (Vila Maria): 21mm Pedreira (Vale Verde): 21mm Centro: 20mm Osasco (Santa Fé): 20 mm Celsópolis (Ponte Nova): 20 mm Artur Nogueira (Jardim Carolina II): 20 mm Franco da Rocha (Parque Paulista): 19 mm Praia Grande (Zixova Geotec): 19 mm Atibasta (BB) 19 mm Zandira (Center): 19mm Santo André (Villa Príncipe de Gales): 19mm Porto Feliz (Center): 19mm Porangaba (Center): 18mm São Vicente (Jardim Rio Branco): 18mm Avray (Center): 18mm Baustrial: 18mm Santa Isabel ( Recanto) Imperial): 18mm Aracariguma (Center): 18mm Jambeiro (Center): 18mm Guarrema (Walnut): 17mm Pinhalzinho (Center): 17mm Holambra (Center): 17mm Marília (Sammao Sacao 17mm Aeroporto): (Center): 17mm Lindoia (Jardim Lindoia): 17mm Itapetininga (Center): 17mm São Bernardo do Campo (Villa Esperança): 17mm Quiluz (Center): 17mm Feraz de Vasconcelos (Jardim Renata): 16 mm Susanarazo (16 mm) Joannópolis (Sabia Uma): 16 mm Mairink (Dona Catarina): 16 mm Guarulhos (Cidade Aracília): 16 mm Cotia (Santa Isabel): 16 mm Espírito Santo do Pinhal (Ribeirão dos Porcos): 16 mm Carapiquiviba itarapica (Virapica) (Embu Mirim): 16 mm Santo Antonio de Posse (JD. Villa Rica): 15 mm Mauá (Villa Carlina): 15 mm São Sebastião (Barra do Una): 15 mm São Catano do Sul (Barcelona): 15 mm Juquitiba (Center): 15 mm Bom Jesus dos Pardoes (Center): 15 mm Reden Ophiose Dara (Centro): Subesp): 15 mm Campinus (Iris Eye Satellite): 15 mm Ribeirão Pires (Auro Fino): 15 mm Jales (Jales): 15 mm Hortolandia (Jardim Santa Esmeralda): 15 mm Cesário Lange ( Center): 15 mm Itacuaquesetuba (ResidenceBI) das Artes (Center): 14 mm Santo Antonio do Pinhal (Center): 14 mm Orinhos (Orinhos): 14 mm Ebuena (Rio do Una): 13 mm Casa Branca (Casa Branca): 13 mm Embu-Guacu (Jardim Florida): 13 mm Daoba Abara (Center): 13 mm Zarinu (Esplanada do Carmo): 12 mm Arias (Civil Police): 12 mm Ribeirão Grande (Center): 12 mm Guarujá (Jardim das Palmas) ) ): 12 mm Sorocaba (Aden): 12 mm Tatui (Center): 12 mm Diamarde ) Santa Candida): 12 mm Rio Grande da Serra (Parque América): 12 mm Jaguariuna (Police Station): 12 mm Socorro (Ita): 12 mm Boituva (Jardim Amélia): 11 mm Tupã (Tupa): 11 mm Quadra (Center): 11 mm Paraitinga (São Luis do Paraitinga): 10 mm Araracuara (Villa Independencia): 10 mm
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