Eleven kids were discovered lost consciousness in their school after they participated in a ‘ouija board game’ it is feared.
Teachers were stunned after they discovered the trainees collapsed in a passage
The kids aged 13 to 17 experienced violent throwing up, stomach discomfort and muscle convulsions.
The instructors took the trainees from the Agricultural Technical Institute in Hato, Columbia, to a close-by health centre.
However 5 of the kids were hurried to the Manuela Beltr án Hospital, in the district of Socorro.
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The children invested a day getting treatment, however the mystical reason for their health problem has actually left personnel baffled.
It is declared that the kids were associated with a Ouija parlor game– a board with letters, numbers, and other indications around its edge utilized to reach the dead.
Jose Pablo Toloza Rond ón, the mayor of Hato stated: ‘The kids were lost consciousness, at the time they were discovered they lacked breath and thick drool was coming out of their mouths.
‘It is not eliminated that it was the Ouija board, that belongs to the examination.
‘Others say that they consumed water from a container, others that they came from a pool and had been given something to eat.’
After talking to the kids, it was concluded that they consumed water from the exact same glass.
Juan Pablo Vargas Noguera, emergency situation medical planner at Hospital del Socorro stated: ‘We went to El Hato and we discovered 11 clients in between 13 and 17 years of ages with throwing up, stomach discomfort and muscle convulsions.
‘We did not discover mental modification in the kids, taking into consideration that it was stated that it would have been from playing the Ouija board.
‘The medical report says it was due to food poisoning.’
The rectory of the Technical Institute stated that it was not going to rule on the case up until the realities were clarified with authorities.
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