Fight – A teenager with the initials MW (17) was struck by lightning while playing football on a badminton court in the rain in Kakung, East Jakarta (Jaktim).

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Kakung Panji Police Commissioner Ali Kandra said the cause of death of ABG with the initials MW (17) was electrocution.

The case of a teenager was electrocuted on Thursday, July 4, 2024 at 3:00 p.m. at Gang H Niun, RT 10 RW 04 Badminton Court, Pulogebang Village, Kakung District, East Jakarta.

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In his statement, Panji said on Friday, July 5, 2024, “The victim was playing football with the witnesses at the badminton court, then the victim’s hand grabbed the lamp post that illuminated the badminton court, but the victim screamed for help.”

MW was saved by his colleague removing the victim’s hand from the power pole using bamboo.

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Eventually, the victim’s hand was released from the electric pole due to the electric shock.

“Thereafter, Witness 1 along with Witness 2 and Witness 3 searched for bamboo. After assisting the witness with bamboo, the victim managed to escape from the lamp post and the victim fell to the ground,” he said.

The victim’s colleague then called the victim’s parents and they took MV to their home.

In this case, the police found no traces of violence on the victim’s body. It is believed that the victim MW died due to electric shock.

“According to the results of the examination carried out by the police officers, no violent injuries were found on the victim’s body, neither from a sharp weapon nor from a blunt weapon. The victim died from an electric shock,” he said.

At the same time, the family has stated that they refuse to perform an autopsy and believe that the victim MV died as a result of an accident.

“The victim’s parents stated that in connection with this incident, the victim’s parents accepted that the incident was due to an accident and the victim’s family denied permission to examine the victim’s body, then the victim’s biological father wrote a request, which was known to the local RT and RW,” he said.

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The victim’s colleague then called the victim’s parents and they took MV to their home.

2024-07-06 00:25:58
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Toni Kroos after the Euro 2024 quarter-final between Germany and Spain, in Stuttgart, July 5, 2024. FABRICE COFFRINI / AFP

Ilkay Gündogan knew it. Every match of the Mannschaft could be the last for his teammate Toni Kroos. But it was not necessary to think about it, said the German captain, on the eve of the quarter-final of Euro 2024 against Spain. Friday, July 5, in Stuttgart, when the Englishman Anthony Taylor whistled the end of the game in the Mercedes-Benz Arena, what was only a possibility materialized. The giant screens showed 1-2 in favor of the Roja, at the end of an intense fight of one hundred and twenty minutes. At that moment, the adventure of the locals in the tournament ended. And with it, the career of its emblematic midfielder.

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Did the public have this fact in mind at kick-off? Hadn’t his name been pronounced with a little more insistence than those of his teammates when the starting eleven of the Mannschaft was revealed? And what about the “Toni, Toni” came down from the stands when the player in question was taking a corner, preparing a free kick, or when he found himself crippled with cramp at the very end of the match? On Friday, Toni Kroos did not play his best match, far from it. But the physical commitment he showed, particularly in defense, demonstrated his determination not to give up until the end.

Unlike the 2006 World Cup, where, before the round of 16 between France and La Roja, the Iberian media had vainly promised to hasten Zinédine Zidane’s international retirement, this time, centre forward Joselu and midfielder Pedri have kept their bet. The epilogue is different, but in many ways, the trajectory of the 34-year-old German is reminiscent of that of his elder. Like the French number 10, he will remain one of the great names of Real Madrid. Like him, he was the playmaker of a selection from which he had, for a time, withdrawn, before returning to the bedside of a group in difficulty. READ FULL STORY HERE>>>CLICK HERE TO CONTINUE READING>>>

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For the man born in Greifswald (Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania) in January 1990, in what was still, for a few months, the German Democratic Republic, this came to fruition in February. Since the summer of 2021 and the elimination of his team in the round of 16 of the European Nations Championship by England, Toni Kroos had chosen not to wear the national jersey. But as soon as he was appointed to the German bench, in the fall of 2023, Julian Nagelsmann had made his return a priority.

The matter took some time. “He wanted to know the direction we wanted to give the team. (…) In one of our first exchanges, he told me that he would only come back if he felt that we could win.”the coach will explain later. “What interests me is to see if I can help Germany have a better tournament at home than what we might imagine based on recent performances.”the player will say for his part.

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2024-07-05 19:33:59
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Tiafoe, on the other hand, was able to read Alcaraz’s hard serves very well and took the first set thanks to a late break to make it 6:5. The 26-year-old American then clearly lost the second set, but continued undeterred. After winning the third set, Tiafoe had the Spaniard on the verge of a bitter disappointment in the fourth set. But Alcaraz made short work of him in the tiebreak.

This was also the case in the fifth and final set, which was the quickest at around 34 minutes. Alcaraz broke Tiafoe early to make it 2-1 and 4-1 and finally won after almost four hours. This means that his second triumph at Wimbledon is still possible. A year ago, Alcaraz impressed with his final victory over the Serbian record Grand Slam winner Novak Djokovic.

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Much less trouble with declared world number 1 Jannik Sinner with his opponent in the 3rd round. The Serbian Miomir Kecmanovic (ATP 58) could not hold a candle to the reigning Australian Open champion and lost in three sets with 1:6, 4:6, 2:6.

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The Italian started the third set with a perfect break. He followed it up with another to make it 4:1. After just 1:38 hours of play, he earned his first match point, which he was able to use to advance to the round of 16.

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Alcaraz and Sinner’s two opponents in the round of 16 are not yet known. Due to the bad weather conditions, numerous games, some of which had already started, had to be postponed until Saturday.

2024-07-05 16:49:00
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