Lightning kills 17 cows in Medellín, Colombia

Colombia.- The heavy rains that fell on Medellín, Colombia, last weekend caused the death of 17 cows when lightning struck San Antonio de Prado.

The events occurred during the early hours of June 10, when the cows were on a local farm.

The town, located in the southwestern end of Medellín, experienced a situation of great intensity due to the lightning that He caught up with the cattle while they were grazingkilling them instantly.

Local authorities confirmed that electric shock It was so powerful that there was no way to save the animals.

Despite the tragedy, no people were reported affected by the floods caused by heavy rains.

However, the community remains on alert for the possibility of more rain and its possible consequences.

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