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Karaoke microphone kills Catholic priest in Philippines

Posted : Thu, 10 Apr 2008 09:12:02 GMT
Author : DPA
Category : Asia (World)
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Manila - A 32-year-old Catholic priest was electrocuted by an apparently defective karaoke microphone during a beach party in the northern Philippines, a police report said Thursday. Father Roberto del Rosario had just finished swimming in the sea and was dripping wet Monday when he took the microphone of a karaoke machine in a resort in Morong town in Bataan province, 90 kilometres north-west of Manila.

The victim's companions said they saw him trembling as he held the microphone. He lost consciousness and was declared dead on arrival in a nearby hospital.

Investigators were still determining the liability of the resort owner for allowing guests to use an apparently defective machine.

Karaoke singing is a favourite pastime among Filipinos, who love to sing on any occasion, including wakes for the dead.

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