
During heavy rain in Sarıgüzel District of Onikişubat district, lightning struck the area where the goats belonging to İbrahim Çınar were kept and 20 goats died.
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A lightning strike occurred in Sarıgüzel District during heavy rain.
The incident took place in Sarıgüzel District of Onikişubat district. According to the information obtained, lightning struck the area where İbrahim Çınar's goats were located during heavy rain. 20 goats died as a result of being hit by lightning.
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