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Loverci de Castro Junior, a 31-year-old Brazilian immigrant living in Braga, died on September 11 when he installed solar panels on a property in the city of Mangualde, in the Viseu district.
According to witnesses, the man was distracted when he leaned on a tile that could not support his body weight and ended up falling from a height of 20 meters, a fall that was fatal.
Loverci’s family now leaves a call for help so that the body of the failed young man can be transferred to Guarujá, in São Paulo, a transport that costs about 7 thousand euros.
According to the newspaper G1, gives Globe Network, Loverci’s body has been in a Portuguese funeral home since the autopsy was performed, awaiting payment before the transfer can be made.
That publication tells that Júnior and his wife moved, in November 2019, to the city of Braga, “in search of a better life.” The two had inherited a piece of land in Guarujá and they intended to save some money in Portugal to build a house on that piece of land.
Junior’s sister, Kellen de Lima, says her brother got a job at a solar panel installation company and was even promoted to team leader. The company worked throughout the country, but it was in Viseu that the tragic outcome took place.
It also says that the company in question, which O MINHO tried but could not contact, promised to pay the funeral expenses, provided the burial took place in Portugal.
“If we want the transfer, it is our responsibility. A breach of their life insurance contract does not oblige them to bring her body here, ”argues the sister.
He also says that there was no online fundraising request because these types of sites take 30 days before they can withdraw the money, something they cannot do because it is an urgent situation.
The sister also explains that they have already managed to raise around six thousand euros, and they should be close to reaching the necessary amount, after the help of family and friends who mobilized for this purpose.
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