China Groom is killed by LIGHTNING strike while posing for engagement photoshoot with fiancée

[Johnrambo]

• The tragedy occurred on Wednesday at China's Jade Dragon Snow Mountain
• The man who was struck by lightning was named as Ruan by local media
• He was pronounced dead at Spruce Meadow when emergency services arrived

A groom was killed by a lightning strike as he was posing for engagement photos with his fiancée in a popular tourist spot in China.

The horrific incident occurred on Wednesday 24 August at China's Jade Dragon Snow Mountain in the Yunnan province.

The man, who was named as Ruan by Chinese media, died instantly after being hit by a bolt of lightning while photographers were taking pictures of him and his partner at Spruce Meadow.

Before the lightning struck Chinese authorities issued a yellow weather warning, the third highest under the country's weather system.

A groom was killed by a lightning strike (pictured above) while he was posing for engagement photos with his fiancée at China's Jade Dragon Mountain

Jade Dragon Mountain (pictured above) is a popular tourist spot which is renowned for its beautiful scenery

The couple decided to go ahead with the planned photoshoot despite the warning.

A 2017 report found that strikes kill or injure almost 4,000 people in China per year.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...ike-posing-engagement-photoshoot-fianc-e.html

 

[tobelightlight]

The China groom must be vaccinated.

 

[laksaboy]

Now the woman needs to find a new cock/husband.

 

[laksaboy]

 

[blackmondy]

Dumb tiong should have worn rubber boots when taking wedding fotos.

 

[Pinkieslut]

Good news! Hubby is dead, and chiobu wifu can find new cock.

 

[glockman]

Not a bad way to die. It's instant and painless.

 

[blackmondy]

Heaven repeatedly warned him about the woman but he kept ignoring, so no choice but to zap him lor.

 

[blackmondy]

Not a bad way to die. It's instant and painless.

I don't agree on the painless part....
My question is did he died from being fried or from the shock ?

 

[laksaboy]

Good news! Hubby is dead, and chiobu wifu can find new cock.

雷公 has big cock and can boom boom long time.

 

[glockman]

I don't agree on the painless part....
My question is did he died from being fried or from the shock ?

I reckon the pain would be for a split second. Then adios, and hello eternal bliss.

 

[syed putra]

One guy in batu pahat was struck by lightning holding a metal umbrella.

 

[gingerlyn]

Dumb tiong should have worn rubber boots when taking wedding fotos.

 

[blackmondy]

Not a bad way to die. It's instant and painless.

Luke Skywalker disagrees.

 

[blackmondy]

The photographer who managed to take a picture of the fucker getting zapped can sell to National Geographic for a good sum of money liao....

 

[Scrooball (clone)]

Why take photos under the rain. Damn tiongs need to have their heads checked.

 

[congo9]

Tiong are just tiong.

 

[countryman]

• The tragedy occurred on Wednesday at China's Jade Dragon Snow Mountain
• The man who was struck by lightning was named as Ruan by local media
• He was pronounced dead at Spruce Meadow when emergency services arrived

A groom was killed by a lightning strike as he was posing for engagement photos with his fiancée in a popular tourist spot in China.

The horrific incident occurred on Wednesday 24 August at China's Jade Dragon Snow Mountain in the Yunnan province.

The man, who was named as Ruan by Chinese media, died instantly after being hit by a bolt of lightning while photographers were taking pictures of him and his partner at Spruce Meadow.

Before the lightning struck Chinese authorities issued a yellow weather warning, the third highest under the country's weather system.

A groom was killed by a lightning strike (pictured above) while he was posing for engagement photos with his fiancée at China's Jade Dragon Mountain

Jade Dragon Mountain (pictured above) is a popular tourist spot which is renowned for its beautiful scenery

The couple decided to go ahead with the planned photoshoot despite the warning.

A 2017 report found that strikes kill or injure almost 4,000 people in China per year.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...ike-posing-engagement-photoshoot-fianc-e.html

Hopefully the groom piak piak her already...

 

[syed putra]

Hopefully the groom piak piak her already...

Unfortunately in china, honour and virtue are highly regarded.