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Kauyan South Central School in Kauyan City, Isabela Province, Philippines, and the Parent-Teacher Association jointly organized a bubble fun road run event, attracting more than a thousand students and parents to participate.
Cauayan City, Isabela Province, Philippines recently held a "Bubble Fun Road Run" that attracted thousands of school children and parents. Unexpectedly, the equipment was suspected of having a serious leakage, causing four young children to receive electric shocks in the bubble area, resulting in a tragedy of 2 deaths and 2 injuries.
According to comprehensive foreign media reports, the accident occurred at about 6:20 in the morning on October 3, on the campus of Cauayan South Central School. The event was jointly organized by the school and the Parent-Teacher Association (SPTA) and attracted enthusiastic responses from more than a thousand students and parents.
When the contestants reached the finish line and entered the bubble party area to have fun, parents at the scene suddenly heard the sound of an abnormal sizzling current coming from the power supply facility. Immediately, many children were knocked to the ground by the electric shock on the foam-covered ground. Among them, a 7-year-old girl and an 8-year-old boy suffered strong electric shocks and lost signs of life on the spot. They were pronounced dead after being sent to the hospital for emergency treatment. Another 9-year-old boy suffered burns on his hands and arms and was discharged after treatment. A 6-year-old child continues to stay in the hospital for observation.
In response to this fatal accident, the local police, criminal investigation units and forensic doctors conducted a comprehensive investigation into the bubble making machine equipment, extension cord wiring conditions and the cause of the leakage. The Philippine Department of Education also expressed condolences to the families of the victims and emphasized that necessary measures are being taken to find out the truth.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Police will complete identification of leaky equipment and may lay criminal negligence charges
Likely · Within weeks
The Philippine Department of Education will review safety regulations for similar events held in schools across the country
Likely · Within months

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