A man from Great Britain recently died after trying to charge his iPhone terminal while taking a bath, the decision being worthy of a lesson in what we should not do in life. According to the man's wife, he inserted an extension cord into the socket he had in the bathroom, into that extension cord he inserted the iPhone charger, and the cable would somehow have come into contact with water.
This very bad and avoidable decision led to the electrocution of the man who lost his life, having severe burns in the chest area. The exact way in which the incident took place is not known, but the police claim that the extension cord was placed near the bathtub, so probably one of these elements came into contact with the water in which the man was.
Apart from his chest, he also suffered burns in other areas of his body, which is normal since the electricity was very easily spread through the water in the bathtub. This is the first case in which a man loses his life due to carelessness and the fierce desire to use a smartphone while taking a bath, but it probably won't be the last.
The spirit of conservation of some should make them understand that electricity and water cannot be combined without tragic results. If in the future you will have the desire to do something similar, even with high-capacity external batteries, I recommend that you wake up your sleeping neurons and think about what kind of tragic effects there could be.
"We found an iPhone plugged into the extension cable and then the charger element in the bath. The extension cable was on the floor and it appeared as though he had his phone charger on his chest and the part between the phone charger and the cable had made contact with the water."
