Relatives of the dead and victims who lost their houses hold a protest and memorial one month after a Vale mine dam collapsed in the town of Brumadinho in central Brazil, burying hundreds of people in mud.
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Shocking CCTV footage released on Friday captures the moment a dam at an iron ore mine collapsed in the south-eastern city of Brumadinho on January 25, resulting in a deadly mudslide overrunning the area and destroying buildings in its wake.
The mudslide can be seen engulfing the company canteen of mining giant Vale, who were responsible for the collapse, as well as neighbouring buildings.
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(1 Feb 2019) A video released Friday shows the exact moment a deadly dam burst in Brazil on January 25. The dam failure unleashed a surge of mud that buried buildings adjoining the dam and several parts of the nearby city of Brumadinho. (Feb. 1)
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Firefighters use dogs to help in the search for bodies in Brumadinho, Brazil, after a dam collapse at a mine, resulting in nearly 360 people killed or missing.
A vigil is held in memory of the victims of the dam collapse in Brumadinho where more than 80 people have been killed and many more are still missing.
A protest is held in front of Vale headquarters in Rio de Janeiro, three days after a mine dam owned by the company collapsed, leaving hundreds missing in Brumadinho, in Minas Gerais state. Protesters are demanding for the re-nationalization of the mining company which was run by the state until 1997.
Brazilian families of those still missing after a tsunami of toxic mud broke through a dam at an iron-ore mine owned by Vale near the town of Brumadinho, in Minas Gerais, continue to wait for information three days after the disaster, which killed at least 60 people.
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A dam that held back mining waste collapsed Friday in Brazil, inundating a nearby community in reddish-brown sludge, killing 34 people and leaving scores of others missing.
Parts of the city of Brumadinho were evacuated, and firefighters rescued people by helicopter and ground vehicles.
Local television channel TV Record showed a helicopter hovering inches off the ground as it pulled people covered in mud out of the waste.
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An alarm warning of an imminent mining dam rupture went up early Sunday in Brumadinho, the same Brazilian community where a dam collapsed killing 37 with hundreds more feared dead, firefighters and the mining company said. The alert, warning of dangerously high water levels at a dam that is part of the Corrego do Feijao mining complex in southeastern Brazil, went off at 5:30 am (0730 GMT), a statement by the mining company Vale said. A dam at the same mining site burst Friday, spewing millions of tons of treacherous sludge and engulfing buildings, vehicles and roads.
An alarm warning of an imminent mining dam rupture went up early Sunday in Brumadinho, the same Brazilian community where a dam collapsed killing 34 with hundreds more feared dead, firefighters and the mining company said. IMAGES of evacuated area
