Lineman dies after electrocution in Isabela town | Inquirer News

Lineman dies after electrocution in Isabela town

CABATUAN, Isabela—A 47-year-old lineman of the Isabela Electric Cooperative died after he was electrocuted during maintenance work on Sunday (July 26), according to police.

Roel Galiza, of Culing Centro village, accidentally touched a live wire, said Capt. Clarence Labasan, Isabela police spokesperson.

Galiza was relocating the service drop and kilowatt meter of a customer at the village of La Paz around 10 a.m. when he touched the ground of service drop wire while inside the basket of his service boom truck.

His companion rushed him to the Cabatuan Family Clinic and Hospital but he was declared dead on arrival.

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