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Manaus, Brazil's largest city, has been blanketed in a hazardous cloud of smoke from forest fires, leaving it with poor air quality. Read more here.

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The Negro River, one of the main waterways in Brazil\'s Amazon region, recorded its lowest water level since 1902 on Monday, with dozens of boats stranded on its riverbed in Manaus Port.

An estimated 10 percent of the dolphins in a picturesque lake in the Brazilian Amazon were killed in a week as a record drought and searing temperatures devastate the region, researchers said Tuesday. Emergency teams found 153 dolphins dead in the last week of September in Lake Tefe, where water temperatures reached 39.1 degrees Celsius, more than seven degrees higher than the normal maximum, according to the Mamirau

Emergency teams found 153 dolphins dead in the last week of September

The Rio Negro, the Amazons second-largest tributary, recorded its lowest level since records began in 1902. It comes as a drought and high temperatures grip the region, disrupting communities and killing wildlife.

Forest fires leave Manaus with second worst air quality in the world, while low river levels cut off communities

Brazils Superior Electoral Court (TSE) Tuesday dismissed three election abuse cases against former President Jair Bolsonaro, Agencia Brasil reported. In June, the former head of state was disenfranchised for eight years.