On a stormy afternoon in Brazil, a tree fell and blocked access to the Morcego Waterfall in the Camisão district of Aquidauana, leaving tourists stranded. The incident occurred on Tuesday, and it disrupted access for visitors to the area, including the popular Mirante do Paxixi. Local authorities reported that the guide accompanying the tourists promptly recognized the hazard when the tree obstructed the road and called for support to clear the way.

In response to the situation, the Aquidauana City Hall dispatched a team from the Municipal Secretary of Urban and Rural Services to remove the fallen tree. Once the storm subsided, the professionals worked quickly to cut and clear the trunk, allowing safe access for the stranded tourists. Fortunately, no injuries were reported as a result of the incident, highlighting the effectiveness of timely response from local services.

Additionally, the government emphasized safety measures for visitors exploring natural attractions in the region, encouraging them to always hire qualified guides. These guides maintain an active communication network, which facilitates quick support during unexpected situations, such as severe weather incidents, ensuring the safety of those enjoying the beautiful landscapes of the Pantanal.