A 21-year-old Brazilian woman dies after a bungee- or rope-jumping incident in São Paulo state. Multiple outlets report that the woman is launched from a bridge—described as about 40 metres (130 ft) high—during a paid jump. According to accounts cited by several sources, workers allegedly fail to attach the woman’s safety rope or bungee cord before releasing her. Footage shared online shows two men lifting the woman above their heads and then pushing or launching her over the edge. Investigators in Brazil review the incident and reportedly treat it as an accident involving missing or improperly secured safety equipment. NBC News cites the São Paulo Governor’s Office in reporting the woman’s death, while other outlets describe police involvement and the ongoing investigation, including reports that multiple people are detained. The incident draws attention to safety procedures used in adventure tourism, though officials have not publicly confirmed all details beyond the reported equipment lapse and the circumstances captured in videos.