Near the White House, 3 people have died

On August 5th local time, the US police confirmed to CBS news that three people had died near the White House, and one of the other person continued to be hospitalized for danger.

At about 7 pm on the 4th of Eastern time, a strong thunderstorm attacked the Washington area.The incident was adjacent to the White House, Eisenhower Administrative Office Building and the US Treasury Ministry of Finance.

Meteorological expert Chris Vagasky told the Washington Post that at 6:49 pm on the same day, "6 lightning near the White House was formed, hitting the same point on the ground."He said that this means that in half a second, there are six stars on the ground on the ground.

In the United States, an average of 20 people died of lightning every year, and more people were injured.In the storm in Washington area, the wind speed recorded by the nearby National Airport reached 58 miles per hour, and it was reported that trees and wires were blown down.

Source: People's Daily Client

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