Cases of fatal electrocution due to contact between carbon fibre fishing rods and overhead power lines
Szymon Rzepczyk,
Paweł Świderski,
Maciej Obst
et al.
Abstract:Background
Electrocution caused by electricity conducted via overhead power lines carries a high risk to health and life. With the introduction and proliferation of conductive carbon fibre fishing tackle, severe and fatal electrocution occurs due to accidental contact with overhead transmission lines.
Case presentation
The paper presents three cases of men who died due to electrocution from a conductive fishing rod, which occurred in the same fishe… Show more
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