Hong Kong: UFOs appear with thunder

On the night of September 9 last, due to the impact of Typhoon Meranti, Hong Kong had a record night with the amount of lightning striking the ground. And in that night of thunder and lightning, the locals recorded an image of a flying saucer appearing in the sky of this city.

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UFO image in the sky of Hong Kong night 09/09. (Photo: THX).

The Hong Kong press reported that it was only from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm on September 8, and for six hours the city's meteorological station had recorded more than 25,000 lightning strikes on the ground.

Then, on the night of September 9 last, from 0:00 to 1:00 am, in Hong Kong was recorded 13. 102 times lightning struck the ground. According to statistics, this is the largest number of lightning strikes on the ground in the last 5 years of this rich city.

According to the report of the Hong Kong Hydrometeorological Station, on the night of September 9, within an hour, two yellow warnings were issued and a red warning was issued about the heavy rain attacking the city. On the same night, many residential areas in the city were flooded because of excessive rainfall.

What makes the people of this city notice is that, during that rainy and thunderstorm night, the city's meteorological station received notice from a local resident that a flying object was seen. Identify appear in the sky.

He said, at around 11:00 pm on September 9, he saw firsthand a bright ring made up of eight circular lights forming a flight in the sky . This morning ring appears for 15 minutes, then disappears.

Another announcement from local residents also revealed that the flying object was seen in another area of ​​the city, but only a few dozen seconds later, the flying object disappeared.

Currently, Hong Kong's concerned agencies have not yet identified what this glowing object is and they have nothing to do with the amount of lightning striking Hong Kong with a record amount on the night of 9/09.