Lightning bolt strikes down two footballers in middle of a game in Jamaica

TWO young footballers were struck down by lightning during a football match in Jamaica before being rushed to hospital.
Wolmer's Boys' School were in action against Jamaica College at the Stadium East field in Kingston when the footballers collapsed.
Loop News reports that Wolmer's were leading 2-1 in the second half when the bolt hit that caused four players to fall to the floor.
JC player Terrence Francis and Wolmer player Dwayne Allen were both rushed to University Hospital in West Indies for observation.
According to local outlets, Francis was stretchered off the field after he failed to respond to treatment and another of his teammates Nickache Murray was later admitted after "complaining of chest pains".
The Jamaica Gleaner added that he was held overnight after The Inter-Secondary Schools Association said tests were done and "ECG showed irregularities."
The ISSA later revealed that Allen has since been discharged from hospital while Francis has shown "significant improvement," and is now in a stable condition.
Ian Forbes, team manager of Jamaica College, told the Jamaica Observer that Murray has now been discharged.
Footage of the shocking incident is now doing the rounds on social media which shows two players drop and clutch their heads after lightning strikes.
Their teammates continue to play on unaware for a few seconds before referee Karl Tyrell blows the whistle and people rush onto the pitch to help.
The threat of further lightening strikes has now caused the postponement of two Inter-Secondary Schools Sports Association (ISSA)/ Digicel Manning Cup games.
Calabar High's clash with visitors St George's College was blown off at half-time with the score at 0-0 and principal Albert Corcho believes the correct decision was made.
Source: https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/football/9953313/lightning-bolt-footballers-hospital-jamaica/