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Four killed in tourist helicopter crash in forested area of Rio de Janeiro; three victims believed to be Colombian tourists as authorities work to identify the dead.

Four people killed after a tourist helicopter crashed in a forested area of Rio de Janeiro, sparking a fire at the site. Three victims are believed to be Colombian tourists, while authorities work to formally identify those killed.

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