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Why lightning survivors are buried in Ethiopia - Face2Face Africa

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A community in eastern Ethiopia buried twelve lightning survivors up to their necks and also poured milk on them to fulfill a local ritual. Per BBC, the lightning on Sunday happened in the town of Melka Bello. 'It was not heavy rain as such,' one of the survivors, Nesro Abdi, said. 'The lightning struck a...

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