Four people rushed to hospital after being struck by lightning in Scarborough

A family of four, including children and teenagers, was taken to the hospital on Monday afternoon after receiving a lightning strike at the Scarborough Park.

Toronto EMS responded to a call from Morningside and Morningside Park near Kingston Road around 3:30 am. And I sent four victims including a 5 year old girl and a teenager to the hospital

Police said the family was hospitalized with minor injuries in a situation without life threatening.

When Arashi came, Lea Butacan and her family spent the day in the park. She said that the victim was struck in just a few seconds

"Strike, I saw a fire in the middle of their table and man, I saw a man, two girls just fell," she told CTV Toronto

"They move (no) and I think they are dead," she said. "But after three minutes, I saw that the man moved a bit, and I said," I thank God, he is still alive. "

Toronto EMS said that the tree stopped service to the vehicle as the tree beat the ambulance and responded to the phone.

According to National Geographic magazine, according to National Geographic magazine, this magazine has a painful expectation and unrelenting connection for me in the dentist 's waiting room. The probability of hitting once in your life is 3,000 times. Today the possibility of being killed in the United States is 19,000 people, the probability of beating a bee is 1 in 6 million people. The most annoying fanatics is that the "Advanced Hell" women began to wear lightning rods for their hats. "Stick" is made up of metal weave bands surrounding the hat and ending with a long silver line on the ground. That way, I believe that "female" in the Franklin era not only thinks that he is at the climax of fashion, but also that he can prove that he is not affected by embarrassment. - Believe it or not, according to Ripley of May 1933

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