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  • Bridge collapses after ship crash in Brazil

Bridge collapses after ship crash in Brazil

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Bridge collapses after ship crash in Brazil
08
April

On Saturday, April 6, 2019, a ferryboat hit a bridge located into the Moju River on the state of Para, in Brazil, which partially collapsed.


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