São Paulo increases security for first NFL game in Brazil due to player concerns about crime rates.

São Paulo is enhancing security for the first-ever NFL game in Brazil, featuring the Philadelphia Eagles and Green Bay Packers, due to player concerns about crime rates. The state will deploy hundreds of police officers, provide bus escorts, and coordinate with U.S. authorities. Additional measures include using trained dogs for explosives detection and establishing a police station in the stadium for supporting women victims of violence. The game is set for Friday.