Lightning Near The White House Injured Four People!
Four people ended up in hospital after lightning struck them near the White House. On Thursday evening, there was a terrible thunderstorm throughout DC, so two men and two women were hospitalized and are fighting for their lives.
There’s a video of the strike, and it seems that the lightning also struck the White House.
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Lightning strikes RIGHT in front of the White House pic.twitter.com/Kg6YJWnCNu
— Mary Margaret Olohan (@MaryMargOlohan) August 5, 2022
The New York Post reported:
Four people were in critical condition after an apparent lightning strike in a Washington DC park on Thursday evening, officials said.
The victims — two men and two women — were apparently struck by lightning at Lafayette Park across from the White House at around 6:30 p.m., according to D.C. Fire and EMS.
The strike took place as severe weather moved through the area amid stifling heat on Thursday.
The patients were listed in critical condition with life-threatening injuries. Their identities were not revealed on Thursday night.
WATCH: Fox weather camera captured this incredible lightning strike around the time the 4 people were struck near White House. https://t.co/9liRqW7tqx @fox5dc pic.twitter.com/fsXTKCpYQq
— Lindsay Watts (@LindsayAWatts) August 5, 2022
We’re being told this was a lightning strike, 3 people injured. Appears to be on Pennsylvania Ave in front of White House @nbcwashington pic.twitter.com/AmnB11hWsS
— Jackie Bensen (@jackiebensen) August 4, 2022
The Hill added:
Four people were injured in a lightning blast that struck near the White House in Washington, D.C, on Thursday night during a severe thunderstorm in the nation’s capitol.
DC Fire and EMS tweeted around 7:17 p.m. that the lightning struck near Lafayette Park NW, which is about 36 feet from the White House.
Around 7:50 p.m., DC Fire and EMS tweeted firefighters and emergency personnel responded to the scene and transported the patients, two adult males and two adult females, who are in critical condition, to local hospitals.
A press conference will be held by emergency personnel at 8:30 p.m. near Lafayette Park.
