Brazilian town reels from deadly dam collapse
The normally sleepy Brazilian town of Brumadinho is reeling after a dam collapse killed at least 34 and left hundreds missing.
Teams of rescuers have converged on the town to dig through thick mud in the search for survivors.
Firefighters focused their hopes on a bus, a train, mining offices and nearby homes that were buried on Friday (January 25) when a torrent of mud was unleashed by the dam break at Vale's Corrego do Feijao facility in Minas Gerais state.
A Brazilian judge in the state of Minas Gerais on Saturday froze 5 billion reais ($1.33 billion) in the accounts of miner Vale SA to pay for the damage caused by a dam burst, prosecutors said.
Death toll from floods in Brazil hits 113 as rain returns
Death toll from rains in southern Brazil climbs to 66, over 100 still missing
Portugal rejects paying reparations for colonial-era atrocities
'Israel has no place in region's future; cancerous tumor must be eradicated'
Hungary warns of ‘world war’ as NATO pushes Ukraine to strike Russia
EU sanctions Iran's defense minister; US targets Iran Aviation Industries
VIDEO | Iran condemns deadly US, UK attacks on Yemen, urges world to react
VIDEO | Netanyahu & war council
'A direct hit': Yemen targets US aircraft carrier USS Eisenhower with ballistic missiles
VIDEO | Importance of Hajj
Iran’s interim foreign minister: Palestinian resistance isolated Israel
This makes it easy to access the Press TV website
