Burning Costume as a Student in Festival of the Dead
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A high school student suffered second-degree burns
Hidalgo: A student is seriously injured by the burning catrina costume at the Day of the Dead school celebration.
A high school student suffered severe burns after the dress she was wearing caught fire during a celebration of the Day of the Dead last Wednesday (29), in a school in Huasca de Ocampo, in the state of Hidalgo, Mexico. Identified as Zaira, the teenager was on stage with other students when she approached an altar with lit candles. The clothing, made of corn straw, was struck by the flames.
One student was seriously injured after her costume was set on fire during a Day of the Dead festival in Huasca de Ocampo. Learn the details here.
The minor who suffered first and second-degree burns, after her costume was set on fire in a school activity in Huasca de Ocampo, Hidalgo, was transferred to Magdalena de las Salinas Hospital in Mexico City to receive specialized medical care. The municipal government reported that the events were recorded in the past [...] The article Moves to the CDMX to Minor Burned at Hidalgo School Festival appeared first in: 88.9 News.
During a school celebration for the Day of the Dead, a student suffered severe burns after her catrina costume, which was made with dry tamale leaves, was set on fire by having direct contact with one of the candles of the school altar. The accident occurred at the Teodomiro Manzano General High School located [...] The entrance Panic moments: Student suffered severe burns after burning her catrina costume in the middle of the school festival wa…
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