Arequipa.yes 17 police officers those who finished intoxicated after consuming his pasture Colorado Mountain Police Department.
Some agents have recovered, others are receiving medical treatment.
Arequipa.yes 17 police officersfrom the police station Colorado Mountainsthose who completed intoxicated After eating lentils with rice and fish (chicharrón), the latter would be in poor condition, which is why the police were eventually taken to the hospital “healthy”, However, there are no longer hospitalizations, but some people will still feel unwell.
The incident happened on August 21. According to the Yaraví radio station, information was initially processed that there were 13 police officers (6 women and 7 men) and the heads of state institutions were among those affected.
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What is the comment from the Colorado Mountain Police Department?
According to a statement from Sergeant Yuri Ore Medina of the Cerro Colorado Police Department, the concessionaire responsible for feeding the agents will continue to serve while the investigation continues to decipher the true cause of the incident.
According to Yalawi Radio, the inspection bureau and the logistics area have started investigations to determine the cause of the mass poisoning and take measures.
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Police relatives express concern over situation
The agents received emergency care for acute gastroenteritis. At the moment, everything is in the process of recovery; some of them have returned to work, while others have continued on medical rest.
Relatives of the police officers, however, denounced that the troops were left alone when they arrived in La Sanida and that the health facility’s pharmacy did not have basic medical supplies.
“The situation has been reported to the police command. We cannot reliably determine the information. All of this is under investigation,” said Philippine National Police Captain Yuri Ore Medina of the Cerro Colorado Police Department. ) said in a statement to the press.