The Dhaka Times Desk Many of us know that after a lightning strike, electricity finds its way through water and metal objects. That's why the problem happened! And so if you take a bath at this time, death can happen!
Monsoon is a favorite time for many, but this time has no end of irony! Because during this time many people died due to lightning. According to the study, about 24,000 people are killed by lightning and 240,000 people are injured worldwide every year.
Cloud-to-ground lightning is the main cause of death. It is forbidden to stand under trees, stand near windows, charge phones and talk during thunderstorms. Stay at home advice is given during this time for safety reasons. But are you completely safe if you're at home during a lightning strike?
It is not at all safe to take a shower during a thunderstorm. Not only that, during this time there may be a risk of death even in washing dishes. In the event of lightning, it is better not to touch anything that carries water and electricity. After lightning strikes, electricity finds its way through water and metal objects. Therefore, both metal mills and water can become electrically conductive during a lightning strike. Therefore, there is a risk of electrocution if you take a bath with the faucet open or in the shower during lightning strikes. In this case, death may also occur.
Again do not sleep on the concrete floor this time. Do not lean against a concrete wall. Concrete is not a conductor of electricity. However, if lightning strikes the metal beam, it may become electrically conductive. So you should refrain from taking bath during this time.
Cumulonimbus clouds usually produce lightning and rain. That's why this cloud is called Vajragarbha cloud. So be careful during precipitation i.e. when the weather is bad. Source: Anandabazar Patrika.
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