We all love to listen music by wearing headphones/earphones which is now the part of our daily lives. Most of us keep our headphone/earphones on while working/studying or doing anything else. However, this benign activity can also be really dangerous.
Recently, a terrifying incident took place in Texas (US) with a 19 year old girl named Gabrielle Samuels who lost her life while listening to music by wearing earphones.
We all love listening to music and headphones/earphones are a part of our daily lives. Most of us keep our headphone on while working/studying and doing everything else. However, this benign activity can also be really dangerous.
Recently, a terrifying incident took place in Texas (US) in which a 19 year old girl named Gabrielle Samuels lost her life.
"As per the reports, her parents left home in the morning as per their usual routine without seeing their daughter who they though would be sleeping. The girl’s boyfriend called her several times during the day, however, he kept going into her voicemail.
This was kind of unusual for Samuals so he got worried. “This had never happened before. My girlfriend always answers or texts if she can’t talk. Since after many tries she didn’t answer, I drove to her home.” said Gates.
He had the key to the home by Samuels’ parents in case of emergency so he was able to enter the house. When he entered, however, he could smell something burning.
“I thought it was smell of a burnt bacon so I went into kitchen first. But I found nothing there and then I thought to go upstairs to surprise my girl. While going upstairs the burnt smell was becoming more and more stronger.
When I opened the door of Gabby’s room, it smelled really strong, like someone was barbecuing, that’s when I found my girl in the bed. I immediately called 911, when she didn’t respond.” Gates quoted."
According to investigations, the girl had fallen asleep around midnight after talking to her boyfriend. She started her playlist and slept with the headphones on. However, around 3 pm, she was electrocuted as the phone was charging and it short-circuited.
“The charger actually failed to conduct the electricity safely from outlet to the device. As the charger failed the current went directly into the device and then from the phone to earbuds of Samuel.
The current passing through the headphone was so powerful that it electrocuted Samuel within no time.” officials said.
This is a big and huge lesson for everyone. Somehow, we do not take these things seriously. When our parents or our loved ones tell us not to use the phone while charging, we don’t listen to them. The probability of something like this happening is low; however, it is still possible as it happened with this girl.
"DO SHARE THIS WITH EVERYONE TO DO NOT USE THEIR CELLPHONES WHILE CHARGING"
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Recently, a terrifying incident took place in Texas (US) with a 19 year old girl named Gabrielle Samuels who lost her life while listening to music by wearing earphones.
We all love listening to music and headphones/earphones are a part of our daily lives. Most of us keep our headphone on while working/studying and doing everything else. However, this benign activity can also be really dangerous.
Recently, a terrifying incident took place in Texas (US) in which a 19 year old girl named Gabrielle Samuels lost her life.
"As per the reports, her parents left home in the morning as per their usual routine without seeing their daughter who they though would be sleeping. The girl’s boyfriend called her several times during the day, however, he kept going into her voicemail.
This was kind of unusual for Samuals so he got worried. “This had never happened before. My girlfriend always answers or texts if she can’t talk. Since after many tries she didn’t answer, I drove to her home.” said Gates.
He had the key to the home by Samuels’ parents in case of emergency so he was able to enter the house. When he entered, however, he could smell something burning.
“I thought it was smell of a burnt bacon so I went into kitchen first. But I found nothing there and then I thought to go upstairs to surprise my girl. While going upstairs the burnt smell was becoming more and more stronger.
When I opened the door of Gabby’s room, it smelled really strong, like someone was barbecuing, that’s when I found my girl in the bed. I immediately called 911, when she didn’t respond.” Gates quoted."
According to investigations, the girl had fallen asleep around midnight after talking to her boyfriend. She started her playlist and slept with the headphones on. However, around 3 pm, she was electrocuted as the phone was charging and it short-circuited.
“The charger actually failed to conduct the electricity safely from outlet to the device. As the charger failed the current went directly into the device and then from the phone to earbuds of Samuel.
The current passing through the headphone was so powerful that it electrocuted Samuel within no time.” officials said.
This is a big and huge lesson for everyone. Somehow, we do not take these things seriously. When our parents or our loved ones tell us not to use the phone while charging, we don’t listen to them. The probability of something like this happening is low; however, it is still possible as it happened with this girl.
"DO SHARE THIS WITH EVERYONE TO DO NOT USE THEIR CELLPHONES WHILE CHARGING"
Source of this news is : ITSMYDESH
Visit Us @ Gayatrisoftwares
1 comments:
Those looking for a guide to the ever expanding range of headphones on offer need look no further. I see every kind, from cheap in-ears for commuting, to wireless and Hi-Fi open-back over-ears for high quality home listening.Whether you like in-ear or over-ear, you're sure to find something that matches your needs. latestone.com Possibly the most common upgrade from a pair of bundled buds is the IEM or in-ear headphone type. IEM stands for in-ear monitor, and it involves a pair of earphones have got that ends in an isolating tip of some sort – usually silicone, occasionally foam.
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