While swimming renders a surge in the thrill and adrenaline rush, it may sometimes end up with unprecedented outcomes. Along similar lines, a recent update in the swimming community astounded many across the globe. A heart-wrenching incident unfolded at Blue Hole Park in Mayes County, Oklahoma, this Saturday. A sunny morning hardly took 5 seconds to turn into a devastating morning.

Four young girls joyfully splashed in the water, however, after a few minutes found themselves facing the terrifying force of nature. In other words, the consequences were grave, leaving everyone in mourning and contemplating the unpredictability of nature’s fury.

A terrifying turn of events in Swimming park

The swimming world has already witnessed multiple drownings, horrific losses, and terrifying incidents. But, this attack of nature is something completely new to the swimming enthusiasts. According to FOX23 NEWS, Blue Hole Park, a well-known local swimming spot located seven miles east of Salina, four girls eagerly took to the water around 10:45 a.m. A sudden bolt of lightning struck the water, leaving all four girls injured in its wake. The incident immediately attracted the attention from the Grand River Dam Authority (GRDA) officials, who swiftly responded to the distressing scene.

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Nevertheless, Justin Alberty, GRDA, spokesperson reported that two of the injured girls were rushed to a nearby Pryor hospital using a personal vehicle. While the other two were admitted by ambulance to a hospital in Tulsa. The quick and efficient response from the local authorities played a crucial role. It includes the GRDA police, Mayes County Sheriff’s Office, Chimney Rock Fire Department, and Kenwood Fire Department.