Boys electrocuted as storms bring down power lines in US

Two boys have been electrocuted by power lines downed during violent weather in Texas, officials said.

Boys electrocuted as storms bring down power lines in US
Thu, 30 Mar, 2017 - 11:59

Two boys have been electrocuted by power lines downed during violent weather in Texas, officials said.

Fire officials in Fort Worth said the boys, aged 11 and 12, were killed in a heavily wooded area near Oakland Lake Park.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: USPlace: TexasPlace: Fort WorthPlace: Oakland Lake ParkPlace: north TexasPlace: OklahomaPlace: El RenoPlace: Oklahoma CityPlace: SpurPlace: LubbockPlace: Peoria, ArizonaPlace: Cassville, MissouriPlace: Kansas City, MissouriPlace: Gulf CoastPlace: MississippiPlace: TennesseePerson: Kelley WilliamsonPerson: Randy YarnallPerson: Corbin Lee JaegerPerson: WilliamsonPerson: YarnallPerson: Department of Public Safety SergeantPerson: John GonzalezPerson: JaegerOrganisation: Oklahoma Highway PatrolOrganisation: The Weather ChannelOrganisation: Texas Department of Public SafetyOrganisation: AP
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