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Lightning Strikes Twin Boys at Campsite, Causes Serious Injuries
A new case study threw light on how a pair of twin boys, who were camping near an alternating current transformer housing, literally got the shock of their lives. A lightning bolt hit the transformer near their tent, leaving them with injuries that looked like they had escaped a bomb blast.
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