Bata, nakaiwas sa tiyak na kapahamakan dahil sa brownout; maliit na “tiyani”, isinaksak sa extension cord
- A young girl escaped sure danger, possibly even death, after a brownout saved her in time
- The mother of the girl said that the little girl inserted tweezers into both holes of the extension cord, which was connected to an electrical outlet
- Just when she succeeded in inserting both ends of the tweezers, their area suffered a power outage
- Her mother immediately removed the extension cord from the socket and proceeded to remove the tweezers, while thanking the child’s guardian angels
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A young girl escaped severe harm, possibly even death, after a brownout or power outage saved her from getting caught by electricity after inserting tweezers into an extension cord that was attached to a wall socket.
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Her mother, a Facebook user with the handle “Sab Aroa Mary” shared photos of the tweezers still inserted into the extension cord.
Each end of the tweezers are inserted into the holes or receptacles reserved for electrical plugs.
With the way it was inserted, anyone could see it could have been damaging to the young girl, which might cause her to suffer severe harm, possibly even die from it.
It could also have caused a short-circuit that could burn their house down.
Luckily, just when she successfully inserted the tweezers, their area experienced a power outage, averting sure tragedy and disaster.
Writing in a Visayan language, she said: “JUSKO! Naa Jud diay anghel akong batang gamay. Mao pag brownout ,nasaksak nya ang puller. Salamat kaau Lord nasave Jud akoa baby,” which means “My God! There is really an angel guarding my little daughter. Just when she inserted the tweezers, their area had a power outage. Thank you so much Lord because my baby was saved.”
She said she is sharing what happened to make parents and guardians aware that they should keep extension cords away from their kids.
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Electric shocks at home may cause slight to severe injuries, and can sometimes become fatal. Depending on how high the voltage is inside the home, it can cause the death of a person. Even if such person survived the ordeal, they must immediately seek medical attention to ensure there are no other injuries that might cause further damage later.
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Several years ago, an Indonesian beauty blogger died after being caught on wire. Rini Cesillia, 26, was found dead inside the shower while still clutching the shower hose. Police believed that Rini died after being caught on the wire due to a faulty shower.
Several months ago, a mother and daughter also died after they were caught by electricity by a laptop that was continuously being charged. The mom was already 40 years old and the daughter was already in third-year college. The laptop was being charged for the online class of the student when the mother smelled it burning. In her desire to save it, she tried to unplug it but got caught by electricity and when her daughter came to help, the latter likewise got caught by electricity.
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