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Police target parties fueling Brazil s COVID-19 surge2021|01:56
Police broke up an illegal party with nearly 600 people in a windowless Sao Paulo nightclub in the early hours of Saturday, highlighting defiance of social distancing rules that has made the country s outbreak the world s deadliest at the moment. Authorities are ratcheting up restrictions as Brazil s outbreak surges to record levels. Sao Paulo officials have taken increasingly dramatic steps to show they mean business, including reinforced blitzes to suppress the city s famous nightlife. Police officer Eduardo Botero ran Saturday s operation: Today was a situation that we would never have imagined. There were hundreds and hundreds of people in a place without a single window, with all the doors closed. It was Sodom and Gomorra. With axes and assault rifles, police officers broke down the door of the nightclub in the city s Capao Redondo district, piercing the darkness with flashlights mounted on their weapons. Hundr