After using Ouija boards, 28 female students were sent to the hospital for anxiety and fainting. (Picture / Reposted from Twitter)
In a school in Colombia, 28 female students were recently sent to the hospital for anxiety, fainting and other strange situations. The diagnosis results have not yet been announced, but many parents attribute the cause of their children’s fainting to Ouija boards (Ouija boards, similar to “discs”) Xian”), and even suspected that such games were played in the classroom.
According to the New York Post, the incident occurred in the northern Colombian province of Sucre, where 28 female students were taken to hospital following experiencing fainting, anxiety and other symptoms on campus in Galeras. Before the incident, it was reported that the students were playing Ouija board, the so-called Die Fairy, which made everyone think in the direction of the evil spirit.
According to reports, similar incidents seem to occur frequently in the local campus. A mother who works at the service desk of the hospital said, “I can see 3 or 4 children who fainted every day. Parents, you must take action , Find out what happened in the school, our children can’t go on like this. The children have eaten a good breakfast, and we can’t delay and say that it is caused by lack of nutrition.”
However, Juan Pablo Vargas Noguera, a Socorro medical emergency manager, clarified that the medical report pointed out that these students had food poisoning, but the detailed reasons are still to be investigated. Fortunately, all the students were treated in the hospital for one day. hinder.
Hugo Torres, the principal of the school, also issued a statement through the video, saying that the 28 students had possible cases of anxiety symptoms. The community made many comments on the reported cases, but these remarks were not helpful to solve the problem. , On the contrary, it caused “chaos and disadvantages” for the school’s work. The school is currently waiting for a medical diagnosis report before it can provide further reliable information.
