7 dead, 9 injured after rock collapses on 2 boats at waterfall in Brazil | VIDEO
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At least seven people were killed and nine were left injured after a wall of rock collapsed on top of their motorboats at Capitolio Canyons in Brazil's Minas Gerais state.
At least seven people were killed and nine were left injured after a wall of rock collapsed on top of their motorboats below a waterfall in Sul Minas, Brazil, on Saturday. URGENTE!!! Pedras se soltam de cânion em Capitólio, em Minas, e atingem três lanchas. pic.twitter.com/784wN6HbFy
The incident took place at Capitolio Canyons, a popular tourist destination in Minas Gerais state. Viral videos of the incident on social media showed a tower of rocks breaking away from the cliff wall and came crashing down on two boats, sending out a huge wave over the lake.
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