Protection of people against Lightning Killer

by Save life make difference
Protection of people against Lightning Killer
Protection of people against Lightning Killer
Protection of people against Lightning Killer
Protection of people against Lightning Killer
Protection of people against Lightning Killer
Protection of people against Lightning Killer
Protection of people against Lightning Killer
Protection of people against Lightning Killer
Protection of people against Lightning Killer
Protection of people against Lightning Killer
Protection of people against Lightning Killer
Protection of people against Lightning Killer

Project Report | Jun 25, 2024
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By OLIVIER C | ROJECT LEADER

SAVE LIFE MAKE DIFFERENCE 

BUJUMBURA BURUNDI

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We encourage the people who help us to continue to support us in the fight against lightning which kills people every year in Burundi, following the lack of money we are waiting to start

Burundi: seven schoolchildren killed and 51 injured by lightning

Seven schoolchildren were killed by lightning on January 24 in the middle of class in southern Burundi and 51 were injured during the storm that hit the region. Is this a consequence of climate change? For several weeks, Burundi, which should be in the middle of a short dry season, has been hit by storms of rare violence, accompanied by lightning with devastating effects. A look back at the main incidents that took place during the last week.

It was a very intense and very brief storm, lasting around twenty minutes, which was the cause of the disaster, according to the administrator of the commune of Nyanza-Lac, located some 155 km south of the capital. Bujumbura. Lightning then struck the 7th year class of Gasange middle school where dozens of students were crowding. Seven schoolchildren were killed immediately and 51 others injured, explains Prudence Kabura.

On Tuesday, two people who were herding a herd and nine cows were struck by lightning in the commune of Gisuru. And two days earlier, four people were killed and nine others were injured, again by lightning, which this time struck a Pentecostal church, in the middle of Sunday services, in this same town of is from Burundi.

Since these cases have multiplied, some do not hesitate to exploit ancestral fears linked to a phenomenon considered supernatural in Burundi, especially since these storms now take place during the short dry season.

Some evangelist pastors do not hesitate to speak of divine punishment; in certain regions, the population attacks supposed sorcerers. The administrator of Nyanza-Lac calls on the Burundian government to simply install lightning rods in all schools in the country.

 

SAVE LIFE MAKE DIFFERENCE 

23/06/2024

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Protection of people against Lightning Killer

By Olivier C | Project Leader

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