The body of Arthur Henrique, a 24-year-old man, will be buried on Monday, October 16, at the Cemitério Parque Terra Santa in Sabará, located in the Metropolitan Region of Belo Horizonte, Brazil. Arthur's remains were discovered on the banks of the Rio das Velhas in Jaboticatubas after he was swept away by a flood on October 9 while attempting to help others drain water from a home during a heavy rainstorm. His identity was confirmed by the local Civil Police one day after the body was found.

The distance between the location where Arthur disappeared in Sabará and the site where his body was recovered is approximately 92 kilometers along the Rio das Velhas. This tragic incident highlights the dangers posed by flash floods in the region, which can occur rapidly and have devastating effects on communities. Arthur was assisting two other individuals when the ground gave way, leading to his being swept into a storm sewer system.

Search efforts by the firefighters have been ongoing since the time of his disappearance, utilizing boats to navigate the river's course and drones to scan the areas along the route. The local community is now mourning the loss of Arthur, and authorities are likely to reassess safety measures and flood response protocols in light of this tragedy.