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struck by lightning
News updates related to being struck by lightning.
A young man in Ha Tinh died after being struck by lightning due to a daily habit.
On the afternoon of September 12th, a 21-year-old man from Huong Xuan commune, Ha Tinh province, was struck and killed by lightning while lying in bed.
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Woman riding motorbike suspected of being struck and killed by lightning on dike road.
On the afternoon of September 1st, on the Xuan Quan – Long Bien dike (the section passing through Bo De ward, Long Bien district, Hanoi), a woman riding a motorbike suddenly fell onto the road and died. Local residents...
Heavy rains in Nghe An: Crops submerged, 4 buffaloes killed by lightning strike.
In some areas of Nghe An province, heavy rain lasting from last night until this morning (October 21st) caused extensive flooding of crops, and in some places, lightning strikes killed four buffaloes.
A family in Quy Chau district lost 8 buffaloes, suspected to have been struck by lightning.
While inspecting their farm, the family of Mr. Vang Trung Thúy, from Ba Cống village, Châu Hoàn commune, Quỳ Châu district (Nghệ An province), discovered a herd of 8 buffaloes suspected of being killed by lightning.
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