Lightning Strike Kills Two Farmer Cousins In Maharashtra's Nagpur District
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Nagpur, September 20: Two farmer cousins lost their lives after being struck by lightning in Maharashtra's Nagpur district, according to police reports. The tragic incident occurred on Saturday night in Tishti Khurd village, situated under the jurisdiction of Mohpa police station. The two victims, both farmers, had ventured into the fields to tend to their cattle.
When they failed to return home, their family members initiated a search and ultimately discovered their lifeless bodies at a local temple. The deceased individuals have been identified as Tiburaj Rajeram Kanfade, aged 64, and Laxman Ghanshyam Kanfade, aged 55, as confirmed by a police official.
The two farmers reportedly sought refuge at the temple due to the onset of rain and tragically met their end when struck by lightning. Upon receiving a report, the police promptly arrived at the scene and proceeded to transport the bodies to a government hospital for a post-mortem examination.
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