The death toll after landslides and flooding in Petrópolis in Brazil has risen to at least 130, according to the fire brigade on Friday. At least 21 minors were among the dead, local news outlet G1 reported. Meanwhile 218 people are missing, according to the police. After four days of searching, firefighters still believe it may be possible to rescue some of the victims alive. On Friday morning, several warning alarms were again activated at the Morro da Oficina, one of the regions most affected by strong rainfall. On Tuesday, the city, located in the mountainous region of the Rio de Janeiro s…