United States: Lightning struck a house and completely destroyed the toilet

An undoubtedly impressive episode took place in the city of Okmulgee located in Oklahoma, United StateWhere amid strong storms a Lightning hit the toilet from home.

This news was spread by local firefighters, who attended a report of lightning strike inside one of the houses. Fortunately, at the moment of impact No one was inside, although it was about to be rented. Give.

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As explained and told journalist Brooke Griffin, Lightning entered through the roof hatch and hit the toilet. The effect that ended up breaking the toilet.

In turn, the fire brigade admitted that they did not receive a call like the one received before, because inside the bathroom, the toilet was destroyed and destroyed The walls were stained with lightning heat.

It should be noted that since the house was empty, the fire could not spread to other parts of the house, because of what the firefighters said. They managed to turn it off quickly when they arrived.

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