Governo federal libera mais de R$ 200 mil após enxurrada em cidade do Acre
O governo federal do Brasil liberou R$ 227,4 mil para Xapuri, no Acre, em resposta aos danos causados por fortes chuvas em abril. As ações emergenciais visam proteger e auxiliar os moradores afetados pela situação de emergência reconhecida pelo governo.
governo Xapuri chuva emergência federal
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