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The two tourists found dead in Capitólio, after a head of water hit the Cascatinha waterfall on Saturday (2), are from the city of Oliveira. Elayla Chaga Resende Corrêa, 24, and Helen Cristina Santos de Oliveira, 27, were carried away by the force of the water and died instantly.
The bodies of the young women were veiled and buried in Oliveira on Sunday afternoon (3). The Ayuntamiento and the Ayuntamiento issued a note of condolences.
After the accident, the bodies were transferred to a funeral home in the municipality of Alpinópolis, south of Minas, and the identities confirmed by the Passos Medical Legal Institute (IML) and by the Civil Police.
Mourning
After the fact, the City Council and the City Council issued a note of condolences.
The City Council declared an official mourning for three days. See in full:
The Municipality of Oliveira, through the Mayor Cristine Lasmar, the Deputy Mayor Chicre Abud, Secretaries and Servants, goes out to the public to express to the grieving families the deepest feeling of regret for the death of the Oliveirenses Helen Cristina, Elayla Chagas and Jardyan Resende.
The tragedy occurred in Capitólio, south of Minas Gerais when they were swept away by the current. May your souls rest in peace and may God comfort your family, friends and admirers.
Mayor Cristine Lasmar decreed a three-day Official Duel. Official Flags must be hoisted at half mast. Oliveira City Council “.
The Chamber regretted the fact. See full note:
“It is with deep regret that the Oliveira City Council comes, on behalf of the councilors and employees, to show solidarity with the relatives of the three young olive trees tragically murdered yesterday, in Capitólio, in the south of Minas.
At this moment the words are ineffective, but let the consternation of this Legislative Chamber be recorded over the early loss of Helen Cristina, Elayla Chagas and Jardyan Resende ”.
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