Magaly Medina criticized the program ‘Chapa tu money’, hosted by Jorge Luna and Ricardo Mendozaafter the journalist’s accident Giancarlo ‘Flaco’ Granda. Recently, the sportscaster participated in a game on the show and ended up with a broken bone, requiring emergency surgery. In the latest edition of his program, on Thursday, June 13, Medina reprimanded Luna and Mendoza live for not taking the necessary precautions with their guests.
Magaly Medina criticizes Jorge Luna and Ricardo Mendoza for serious injury to ‘Flaco’ Granda
Magaly Medina criticized the production of “Chapa tu money” and its hosts, Jorge Luna and Ricardo Mendoza, for not being more careful with the safety of their guests: “Everyone makes jokes about a situation that could have been more serious. They did not take the appropriate precautions. If you want to do a ‘This is war’ type program, you must take the necessary rules to protect the physical health of all your participants.”
“I didn’t know that Jorge Luna and Ricardo Mendoza had a television program with these challenges… ‘Flaco’ Granda ended up hospitalized, it was no small feat… He could have broken his head. “Careful, boys.”, expressed the ‘Magpie’ in his program.
How did ‘Flaco’ Granda’ get injured?
Days ago, Giancarlo ‘Flaco’ Granda was invited to the program “Chapa tu money”, broadcast by the YouTube channel “We are not TV”. During his participation in one of the games, the popular sports narrator fractured his humerus, according to what he told his followers on Instagram.
In a video posted on her social networks, Granda appeared with a sling on her left arm to report the fracture. She added that due to this injury, she would have to undergo surgery and would be off screen for a few weeks.
After the operation, the popular ‘Flaco’ published a message reporting that everything had gone well: “It was a complete success and now it’s time to rest. I want to thank Dr. Calizaya and all the medical staff at the San Gabriel clinic for their treatment and patience.to. A thank you also to all the guys who were attentive to my recovery from start to finish. Finally, a huge hug to everyone who has written to me wishing me good vibes. “It was just a slip.”
