US EditionThe Owner of Telefe Was Interned After Suffering an Anaphylactic Shock From Wasp Bites
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Gustavo Scaglione, 64, suffered an anaphylactic shock while he was in a farm near José Ignacio, in Uruguay. He entered a polyclinic in critical condition and was then transferred to a sanatorium, where he managed to be stabilized. Gustavo Scaglione, owner of the Telefe signal since October of this year, must have been interned in Uruguay after being bitten by wasps. “He arrived in pre-pare,” said a doctor who attended him in José Ignacio. The bu…
A peaceful stay, in a very beautiful corner of the world and surrounded by imposing nature such as majestic beaches and leafy groves, became an ordeal. In the midst of his rest in José Ignacio, Gustavo Scaglione suffered a tremendous accident. Telefe’s new owner suffered the sting of a bee, which resulted in a shock in his body that implied the urgency of an immediate transfer to the police clinic in that Uruguayan town, where he was immediately…
The Rosarino businessman Gustavo Scaglione, one of the owners of Telefe and leader of the group that acquired the channel last October, was attacked by wasps in a farm in Punta del Este and had to be rushed to a local hospital. The episode occurred in a camp located a few kilometers from the police clinic of José Ignacio. Scaglione, 64 years old, was taken by truck to the health center, where he passed out and with extremely low blood pressure. …
Gustavo Scaglione, leader of the group that Telefe acquired, was attacked by a swarm while he was in a chakra of José Ignacio.
The brand-new owner of Telefe arrived at a José Ignacio polyclinic passed out in a van. Read more
The new owner of Telefe, Gustavo Scaglione, must have been admitted to an emergency hospital in Punta del Este after being bitten by a wasp. "He passed out," said one of the doctors who attended him. Fortunately, he was stabilized and the situation did not pass to older ones. The episode occurred in the San José chacra, a field located two kilometers from the polyclinic where the businessman was treated in the first instance. According to Leonar…
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