SGOn July 5, seven individuals, including two children, were hospitalized after a lightning strike at Pasir Ris Beach in Singapore. A man in his 20s was struck while participating in water activities and was unconscious upon arrival at the hospital. The incident involved eight people—five men and three women—who were kayaking and paddleboarding. The Singapore Civil Defence Force responded, transporting one person unconscious to Sengkang General Hospital and four others conscious to the same facility. Two children were taken to KK Women’s and Children’s Hospital. Witnesses described the skies as clear before the strike, with one noting an electric current on his fishing rod. The incident highlights Singapore's annual average of 176 lightning days, with previous cases involving fatalities and injuries in similar circumstances.
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