Vietnamese girl electrocuted by broken phone cable


According to British reports, 14-year-old schoolgirl Le Thi Xoan died after being electrocuted by a broken charging cable in her sleep. PHOTO: FACEBOOK/REMEMBERING LE NGOC XOAN, SCREENGRAB FROM ASIAWIRE

HANOI: Most of us have probably dozed off while charging our mobile phones at night. But the seemingly harmless deed cost one Vietnamese teen her life.  

According to British reports, 14-year-old schoolgirl Le Thi Xoan was electrocuted by a broken charging cable in her sleep.  

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