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More than 60 Donkeys Escape From Camal and Travel the Streets of Chaclacayo

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More than 60 donkeys escaped from a chameleon located in Chaclacayo and walked freely through the streets of the district, surprising neighbors and drivers, who did not come out of their astonishment at the unusual scene. Surveillance cameras caught the animals as they ran through different areas, including Santa Inés, Los Paltos, Milagros and Peña del Sol, as well as several sections of the Central Road. [Read also: Carabayllo: PNP officer frus…
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The animals were seen in different sectors of East Lima, even on the Central Highway and near the entrance to Huaycán. Neighbors helped recover some specimens, but the whereabouts of others are still unknown and fear that they will end up commercialized as meat.

More than 60 donkeys escaped from a chameleon located in Chaclacayo and walked freely through the streets of the district, surprising neighbors and drivers, who did not come out of their astonishment at the unusual scene. Surveillance cameras caught the animals as they ran through different areas, including Santa Inés, Los Paltos, Milagros and Peña del Sol, as well as several sections of the Central Road. [Read also: Carabayllo: PNP officer frus…

A large herd of donkeys have left a chameleon located in Chaclacayo and toured different sectors of the district, reaching even sections of the Central Highway and advancing towards Ate.

More than 60 donkeys escaped from a chameleon in Chaclacayo and travelled through streets and train tracks. Neighbors demand the intervention of the authorities.

·Lima, Peru
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El Comercio broke the news in Lima, Peru on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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