An afternoon marked by the bewilderment and panic was lived at the Edgardo Rebagliati Martins National Hospital in the district of Jesús María. What began as a usual day in one of the most busy Health centers in the country was interrupted by a shocking event. Dozens of people, including patients, family members and medical staff, witnessed an event that left a deep impression in everyone present.
A figure dressed completely black was sitting on the cornice of the main building. Seconds before, the young woman had removed her shoes and contemplated the void from the top. From that height, the tension grew with every second, until the outcome occurred before everyone’s eyes.
The first versions indicate that it was a young woman, whose identity has not been confirmed by the authorities. In the video broadcast in networks, several people are seen warning about the situation, but no immediate intervention is seen to avoid tragedy. The event occurred in the Hospital 14 floorone of the highest in the complex.
So far, EsSalud He did not issue any official statement regarding what happened.
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