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Tourist dies after leaping from world’s second-highest bungee jump
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as posted by the channelA Japanese tourist has died after taking a fateful leap from one of the world’s highest bungee jumps at China’s Macau Tower.
The unidentified daredevil, described only as a 56-year-old man traveling on a Japanese passport, began experiencing shortness of breath after completing the 764-foot jump around 4:30 pm local time Sunday, reported the Hong Kong news outlet HK01.
He then stopped breathing altogether and had no heartbeat by the time first responders arrived to transport him to Conde S. Januário Hospital.
Doctors were unable to revive the patient, and he was pronounced dead a short time later.
The thrillseeker did not suffer any superficial injuries to his body during the jump, HK01 reported.
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