The deceased was traveling on the Joatinga Beach, Rio de Janeiro with a friend and was taking a selfie when she slipped and ended up crashing.
Given what happened, Major Fabio Contreiras, spokesman for the Fire brigade from the state of Rio de Janeiro, aimed at young people who want to reach images in similar areas.
“We always have to be sure. Never go near the edge of the rocks, possibly ask someone to take a picture. To search forever safety first. Don’t risk your life for like-minded people,” the savior said.
Similarly, the New York Post reported that the Rio de Janeiro fire department was in charge of confirming that Oliveira had died at the scene after finding his body when she was taken to try to save him initial.
Source: El heraldo
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