Video: Lightning fell on player’s head in LIVE match, death on the field itself
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Death of football player in Peru (Photo-symbolic picture- Michael Kappeler/picture alliance via Getty Images)
Many players have often lost their lives on the sports field. Often players die due to injury, but during a football match in Peru, a player died due to a natural disaster. A football match was going on in Peru between Uventud Bellavista and Familia Coca and during this time it started raining heavily. The game of football continues even during rain and the same was happening here but then during the match, lightning fell from the sky and many players got hit by it. One player even lost his life in this accident.
Tragic accident in live match in Peru
During this match being held in Peru, it started raining heavily, after which the referee asked the players to stop the game and come out of the field. The players were leaving the field but suddenly lightning fell from the sky and 39-year-old player Jose Hugo de la Cruz Mesa was hit by it. Mesa was struck by lightning and killed on the field itself. Mesa’s fellow players also got hit by lightning and got badly burnt. These players were immediately taken to the hospital.
CRAZY: Lightning killed a football player during a match in Peru and injured five others, they are in hospital with serious burns
What a crazy and a random thing. Insane. pic.twitter.com/aRZsRCaEJo
— First Source Report (@FirstSourceNew) November 4, 2024
Another player’s life in danger
Mesa has lost his life but now the life of another player is in danger. According to reports, goalkeeper Juan Choka is also badly burnt in this accident and is admitted in the ICU. If reports are to be believed, this match was canceled after the accident.
Such an accident has happened in India also
Before Peru, such an accident had also happened in India. This year, three hockey players had died due to lightning in Simdega, Jharkhand. Five more players were burnt in this accident. All these players were standing under the tree to protect themselves from the rain.
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