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BREAKING NEWS: High-tension cable electrocutes widow, son in Delta Community
Eyewitness accounts said tragedy struck when the cable snapped on the roof of a market stall, leading to a fatal electric shock as Mary attempted to rescue her son.
There is mourning in the Eruemukohwarien community of Ughelli North Local Government Area, Delta State, as a widow named Mary and her son, Prince, met were electrocuted by an 11KVA high-tension cable owned by the Benin Electricity Distribution Company (BEDC).
Eyewitness accounts said tragedy struck when the cable snapped on the roof of a market stall, leading to a fatal electric shock as Mary attempted to rescue her son.
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