Viral Video Captures Dramatic Fall of Statue of Liberty Replica Amid 90 kmph Winds
A powerful storm system sweeping through southern Brazil on Monday, December 15 created dramatic scenes in Guaiba, Rio Grande do Sul, after a 24 metre Statue of Liberty replica collapsed outside a Havan megastore. The Statue of Liberty replica collapse was captured in multiple videos that quickly went viral on social media. The clips showed the towering structure slowly leaning forward before crashing into an empty parking lot during the intense Brazil storm.
High-Speed Winds Trigger Statue of Liberty Replica Collapse
According to Brazil’s civil defence agency Defesa Civil, wind gusts during the Brazil storm exceeded 90 kmph across the metropolitan region. The Statue of Liberty replica collapse occurred despite the structure being installed in 2020 and certified by engineers. The statue was mounted on an 11 metre concrete base, which remained intact after the fall. Thanks to quick thinking by staff and bystanders who moved nearby vehicles moments before the incident, there were no injuries or property damage linked to the Statue of Liberty replica collapse.Guaiba Mayor Confirms Details of Brazil Storm Incident
Guaiba Mayor Marcelo Maranata shared an update online confirming the Statue of Liberty replica collapse and stating that winds reached between 80 and 90 kmph during the Brazil storm. He credited rapid safety actions for preventing casualties. Havan also issued a statement explaining that the area was immediately isolated by store staff following safety protocols. Debris removal began within hours, and store operations were not interrupted, as reported by Times Now, despite the Statue of Liberty replica collapse.You may also like
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