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Sliding Tourist Takes Selfie and Gets Stuck Near the Cliff in the TO

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A 50-year-old tourist was rescued by the Fire Department after slipping and being trapped in an area of difficult access, on the edge of a cliff over 70 meters high, in the Serra de Taguatinga, in Taguatinga (TO), yesterday.

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A 50-year-old tourist was rescued by the Fire Department after slipping and being trapped in an area of difficult access, on the edge of a cliff over 70 meters high, in the Serra de Taguatinga, in Taguatinga (TO), yesterday.

·São Paulo, Brazil
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Man stays 11 hours stuck in a cliff after slipping while trying to take selfie on the mountain range A 50-year-old man was rescued after spending 11 hours stuck on a cliff in the Serra de Taguatinga, southeastern region of Tocantins. According to the Firemen, he slipped and was trapped on the edge of a cliff with a free fall above 70 meters. The suspicion is that the accident happened while he was trying to take a selfie. "What the victim told u…

·Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
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A 50-year-old man was rescued by the Tocantins Corps of Military Firefighters after spending about 11 hours trapped on the edge of a cliff in the Serra de Taguatinga, in the municipality of Taguatinga, in the southeast of the state. The rescue occurred on Tuesday (13), after the victim activated the team by cell phone. [...]

A man was rescued at the end of 11 hours after slipping and standing on the edge of a cliff in Tocantins, Brazil. It was the victim himself who called the firemen, sending them their location. He will have fallen when taking photographs.

·Portugal
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DF tourist spent still hours on steep slope in the Serra de Taguatinga after slipping while trying to take photo. Rescue was complex

The victim managed to use his cell phone to trigger the rescue teams.

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Globo broke the news in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil on Wednesday, October 14, 2026.
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