Tourist crushed as roof of church caves in

Tourist crushed as roof of church caves in

A 26-year-old tourist visiting a historic 300-year-old church was crushed to death under tonnes of rubble when the roof fell on top of her in a terrifying cave-in.

The deceased tourist was a Brazilian from São Paulo. There are 5 injured without danger of death and the church will remain closed by investigations.

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A tourist who visited the “Golden Church” in Salvador (BA), with her boyfriend and friends, at the time of the ceiling, reported to CNN Moments of despair: “Traumatized, feeling of sadness,” said Aline Mazocchi. Of the five people injured, two were friends of Aline. The couple sat in the first row and still managed to leave the church without injury. “He protected me, throwing me under one of the benches and throwing himself over,” said Aline. “…

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Tragic event in Brazil. The ceiling of a historic church fell on the gathered crowd. Unfortunately, a 26-year-old woman died in the accident and five others required hospitalization. Local authorities reported that the cause of the tragedy was a crack in the wooden ceiling beams, but historians have attributed it to years of neglect.