Jennifer Rodrigues Monteiro, a 30-year-old employee of a catering service, suffered serious injuries when her body was burned at a carnival celebration in Mogi das Cruzes on February 13. Her family announced on February 17 that she has been transferred to Santa Casa de São José dos Campos, which is known for its expertise in treating burn victims. This transfer comes after the family expressed concerns for her treatment and called for her to receive more adequate medical care.

According to Adriana Rodrigues, Jennifer's aunt, her medical condition is stable, but she is in need of pain management, having reportedly requested stronger medication while she was at the initial hospital. When Jennifer was moved from the Municipal Hospital of Mogi das Cruzes, she was intubated and sedated, indicating the severity of her injuries and the intensity of her pain.

The incident took place at the Clube de Campo de Mogi das Cruzes, highlighting the dangers that can arise during large public events such as the carnival. The family's appeal for better treatment underscores the importance of adequate medical facilities for victims of severe injuries, particularly in festive environments where accidents can occur. The incident draws attention to the need for safety measures and preparedness for handling medical emergencies during large gatherings.