
Lightning Strikes Injury 3 in Perth, Rare Event
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Lightning Strikes Three in Perth: A Teens Harrowing Experience and a Rare Event - A thunderstorm hit Perth, injuring three people with lightning strikes. A sixteen-year-old girl named Georgia Rizzi was struck on her school tennis court, while a man in his seventies was seriously injured walking his dog. Georgia described the intense pain and numbness she felt, and was later checked at the hospital. St John paramedic Deane Coxall noted the rarity of this event, having never seen three lightning injuries in one day in Western Australia.
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Adelaide News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Lightning Strikes Injury 3 in Perth, Rare Event. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
Here's more Adelaide news for February 26th, a thunderstorm hit Perth on Thursday, injuring three people with lightning strikes. A 16-year-old girl named Georgia Rizzy got hurt on her school tennis court in Mount Helena when a bolt hit a nearby basketball hoop and bounced into her and a friend. A man in the 70s was the most seriously injured while walking his dog in the suburb of Hamersley. Georgia described how she and her friends saw thunder and lightning as they headed to the sports courts. Suddenly, everyone's hair stood on end, followed by a loud bang. She felt pain in her head and her spine vibrating, then numbness in her feet that left her crying. Her friends helped her to the school office, where teachers noticed the girls stuttering and struggling to stand. They laid them down with feet elevated until an ambulance arrived. At the hospital, Georgia had heart tests and other checks before being sent home to watch for symptoms. She's doing okay now, just with some spine pain. A man in the 70s was the most seriously injured while walking his dog in the suburb of Hamersley. St. John Paramedic Dean
Coxall called it incredibly rare, saying in almost 15 years on the job, he's never seen three lightning injuries in one day in Western Australia. He doubts it'll happen again. DnN is brought to you by our sponsor link in the description. When you need a moment alone, just lay back and listen, S-O-L-L-I, solely pillow.com.
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