Thanks to Catskills Hatzalah, the victim of a lightning strike is now alive and on his way to recovery.
Sources tell YWN that the man, a Hispanic employee of a fencing company, was working at the site of a future summer camp in Mountaindale and was struck by lightning as an intense thunderstorm ripped through the area, Tuesday afternoon.
Catskills Hatzalah, as well as local EMS personnel, rushed to the scene and found the man in cardiac arrest. He was placed on a Mamakating EMS ambulance and rushed to Garnett – Orange Regional Medical Center with Hatzalah Paramedics administering advanced life-saving techniques. Thanks to their heroic efforts, the victim is now breathing on his own and expected to survive.
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Around 240,000 people around the world get hit by lightning annually of which around 2000 die annually:- When shall we wake up & take thunderstorms exceedingly seriously?
Maybe because:
To calculate the percentage of 2000 in 8 billion, you can use the following formula:
Percentage = (2000 / 8,000,000,000) * 100
The result is approximately 0.000025%.
These Jews just take. They’re a bunch parasites. They don’t contribute anything and they only help their own. Nobody else in the world is important to them. In fact that fireman who was overcome by smoke yesterday at Camp Chaviva must have also been a Jew. Why else would they have cared to help him. He could have just called 911! Those Jews!