Lighting Strike During Soccer Game Kills One Player And Leaves Other Floored

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Peruvian soccer player José Hugo de la Cruz Meza tragically lost his life on Sunday after being struck by lightning during a match, an incident that left at least one other player severely injured, according to local news reports.

The lightning strike occurred around 4:00 p.m. at the Coto Coto stadium in Chicha, a town in the department of Huancayo, Peru, where two local teams, Juventud Bellavista and Familia Chocca, were competing. Despite deteriorating weather conditions, play had continued until the storm intensified. Just as the match was suspended and players began leaving the field, a lightning bolt struck, causing several players to collapse instantly on the field. The horrifying moment was captured in a video that shows multiple players simultaneously fainting from the impact.

Among the injured is goalkeeper Juan Choca, who sustained severe burns and remains in serious condition. Medical personnel quickly transported the injured players to Carrión de Huancayo Hospital, where doctors pronounced defender José Hugo de la Cruz Meza dead upon arrival. The conditions of other players affected by the lightning strike are not yet confirmed.

This tragic accident has sent shockwaves through the local sports community, highlighting the sudden and unpredictable dangers of outdoor sports during severe weather. Both Juventud Bellavista and Familia Chocca, as well as fans and community members, are mourning the loss of de la Cruz Meza, who was known for his dedication to the sport.

Authorities are investigating the incident and are likely to review safety protocols to prevent future tragedies during severe weather events.

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