Luzia and Herbert Andrade, a mother and son from Itaguaru, Brazil, tragically died from an electric shock while working with a pressure washer at their newly constructed home.
Luzia and Herbert Andrade, aged 66 and 42, lost their lives due to an electric shock incident that occurred in Itaguaru, located in central Goiás, Brazil. The family revealed that they had recently completed building their house, which had become a symbol of their dreams and aspirations. According to Sara Andrade, their niece and cousin, Luzia and Herbert were inseparable, embodying simplicity, love, and a bright vision for their future.
The tragic accident took place on the afternoon of February 14, while the mother and son were using a pressure washer to clean a seedbed on their farm. Herbert had become the family’s primary caretaker following the death of Luzia's husband about a year prior, who had passed away from complications from heart surgery. This incident not only highlights the personal loss felt by their family but also emphasizes the dangers associated with using electrical equipment without proper precautions.
The Andrade family's story is one of harmony and shared dreams, abruptly stopped by this unfortunate incident. As community members grieve the loss of Luzia and Herbert, their memory will continue to resonate as a reminder of the fragility of life, the importance of safety around electrical appliances, and the deep bonds of family. Their legacy of love and dreaming will remain, embodying the spirit of those who knew them and the lives they nurtured together.
