(25 Jan 2025)
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil - 24 January 2025
1. People sitting on beach during sunset
++NIGHT SHOTS++
2. Various of people on beach at night ++PART COVERING SHOT 4++
3. Herniton Monteiro in water ++PART COVERING SHOT 4++
4. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Herniton Monteiro, 30-year-old barber:
“During the day it is very hot and the beach is packed. At night, it’s better, and home is not so nice to stay in. Some people come to sleep. I intend to stay until midnight.”
5. Various of people on beach ++PART COVERING SHOT 4 & 6++
6. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Ana Vitória, 22-year-old unemployed resident:
“I’d be sweating a lot at home now so I decided to come to the beach because it’s very hot. There are a lot of people so we are not afraid. Because when its empty we are afraid of getting robbed, things like that. It’s very hot so we come to the beach at night to cool off.”
7. Various of people on beach
STORYLINE:
In Rio de Janeiro’s summer, beaches remain full even after sunset. The city had multiple days past 40ºC (104 F) in the last week, with people swimming at night to cool off.
On Friday night, many residents of the Brazilian city enjoyed Arpoador beach, in Rio’s south.
With temperatures a bit lower than the beginning of the week, when the maximum temperature reached 48.9ºC, residents still turned to the ocean to relax.
“During the day is very hot and the beach is packed. At night, it’s better, and at home is not nice to stay. Some people come to sleep. I intend to stay until midnight,” said Herniton Monteiro, who lives on the city’s north side.
For three days, Rio’s City Hall raised the heat index to Heat Level 3 - out of a scale of five.
AP Video shot by Mario Lobão
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