The body of a 45-year-old man, who went missing after a waterspout struck near the Barnabé stream in Indaiatuba, São Paulo, was recovered late Monday morning, as confirmed by the victim's family. The incident occurred on Sunday when the man's boat capsized due to the strong currents created by the waterspout. Another individual who was aboard managed to escape the water, prompting a search for the missing man. Local authorities reported that the victim was an employee of a private company and that the recovery efforts included significant support from the Fire Department, which dispatched at least four vehicles to assist in locating him. The rescue efforts, complicated by the heavy water weight, led to the recovery of the capsized boat but revealed no further evidence regarding the circumstances of the capsize or the waterspout's impact on surrounding areas. As investigations continue into this tragic event, the authorities have yet to confirm the details related to the burial of the deceased worker, leaving the family in mourning. Such incidents highlight the risks associated with boating during adverse weather conditions, raising questions about safety protocols and emergency responses in such scenarios.