<p>A search and rescue team of the Portuguese Air Force rescued a group of foreign nationals who had been caught in a landslide on Thursday, March 15.</p><p>This footage shows two people being airlifted via a helicopter at Praia da Ursa, a beach located in southwest Portugal.</p><p>Five people were camping on the beach when a landslide occurred and resulted in the death of a 23-year-old Brazilian, who died from his injuries after resuscitation efforts failed, Expresso reported</a>. An 18-year-old German woman was also injured from the rock slide while the other three campers were unharmed.</p><p>The group was composed of Brazilians and Germans who had been staying by the beach for three days. According to a report from TVI24</a>, Praia da Ursa is classified as a beach unsuitable for swimming and is known for its potentially dangerous tides and collapsing rocks. Credit: Forca Aerea Portuguesa via Storyful</p><br />
