Riscos de acidentes causados pela infraestrutura de drenagem urbana em cidades brasileiras
Risks of accidents caused by urban drainage infrastructure in Brazilian cities
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https://doi.org/10.21680/2447-3359.2025v11n2ID39024Abstract
This study examines the vulnerability of the stormwater microdrainage system in urban environments and the risk of accidents during its maintenance and operation. Through the survey of incidents reported in public communication bodies, various types of accidents were identified, subdivided into occurrences on days of intense rain and in dry weather. The data collected from 2010 to 2018 indicate a total of 33 accidents in 26 Brazilian cities, resulting in material damages, 21 injuries, and 12 fatalities. It is concluded that deficiencies in the execution and maintenance of the microdrainage system pose serious accident risks. Merely constructing the drainage system is insufficient to guarantee its efficiency; the municipal organization chart must include operation and maintenance, with the allocation of resources, technical team, and organizational conditions for preventive and corrective maintenance and accident prevention.
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