After being struck by lightning, a 17-year-old coconut trader died, and two other victims are in the hospital.
When the dead, Emmanuel Doli, a former student of the Sokode Senior High Technical School, was struck, he was selling coconut in Bankoe, a neighborhood of Ho in Ghana’s Volta Region.
The National Ambulance Service brought two more individuals who were struck by lightning to the hospital.
Emmanuel’s body, on the other hand, was left at the site “out of dread of the gods.”
Some speculated that the coconut he was selling was stolen,’ and that this was why he was struck.
The National Ambulance Service rushed two more individuals who were struck by lightning to the hospital.
Emmanuel’s body, on the other hand, was left at the site “out of dread of the gods.”
Some speculated that the coconut he was selling was stolen,’ and that this was why he was struck.
However, the deceased’s brother, Selasi Kwao, debunked the rumors.
He stated, ” “The coconut was picked in our Sokode Bagble family home.
Our uncle owns the coconut tree, and he was aware that we were removing some of the coconuts ” To cut it down, I myself climbed the tree. I took them from six different trees.
“My already brother did not climb the tree.” I even compensated some of the folks who assisted me in climbing. “I only asked him to come and sell them,” says the narrator.
Rejoice Kwao, the boy’s mother, broke down in tears as she described how she learned of his son’s death
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“They’ve been selling coconut for a long time,” she explained. But today, I was at work when I got a call that my kid had been struck by lightning.
When I arrived, all I saw was a motionless child on the floor. People pull coconuts from my brother because he looks after them.
But I’m not sure what occurred today. His selling has never been an issue for him. I’m still stunned and can’t believe it.