A petrol station worker has been killed after the roof collapsed on him during a raging storm.
Jonathan Oliveira da Cruz sadly lost his life after horrific weather ripped through his city.
The 20-year-old, who was at work at the time, was killed after the roof of the building collapsed on top of him.
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The worker was confirmed dead on the day of the storm on Wednesday (4 Nov), as reported by Need To Know.
The shocking incident took place in Rio Negrinho, Santa Catarina, Brazil.
During the storm, the structure of the M7 Rio Negrinho Post gave way – causing the roof to collapse.
Despite efforts from the emergency responders, Oliveira da Cruz tragically lost his life.
The Civil Defense confirmed that two tornadoes formed during the storm.
Local areas are also facing storms, with residents facing warnings of lightning, wind gusts and flooding.
The M7 Station Network has since released a statement on the worker’s death, as reported by UOL.
They have paid tribute to the 20-year-old and have claimed to support the family.
The statement reads: “Jonathan was part of our team and was loved by everyone who lived with him.
“In this moment of pain, we stand in solidarity with their family, friends, and co-workers, and we are providing all the necessary support and assistance to the family.”
The storms have caused a state of emergency, with heavy damage caused by the extreme weather.
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