US EditionChorrillos: Schoolboy Dies Drowned During Photo Shoot at Agua Dulce Beach
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Witnesses indicated that two other students were also caught and dragged by the current. They managed to be rescued in time by the serene of the district. Source: RPP A 17-year-old schoolboy died after drowning while participating in a photo shoot along with fellows of his promotion at Agua Dulce beach in Chorrillos. According to preliminary information, the minor, who was in fifth year of high school at Aichi Nagoya school in Ate Vitarte, was …
Who will assume the mayor's office in Lima if Reggiardo runs in the municipal elections of 2026?: The convoluted line of succession in the MMLEmergency, curfew, motorized vests and the repetitive security proposals that left the meeting of mayors with José JeríA day that should be celebrated ended in tragedy.A 17-year-old student from the Aichi Nagoya school in Vitarte lost his life after being dragged by a wave on Agua Dulce beach, in Chorrillo…
One day that was supposed to be special for a school promotion ended in tragedy at Agua Dulce Beach in Chorrillos. A 17-year-old student drowned while participating in a photo shoot with his fifth-graders at Vitarte's Aichi Nagoya High School. According to preliminary information, several teenagers entered the sea when a wave of great force caught three of them and dragged them out to sea. Although some tried to help them, one of the schoolchild…
A tragedy this Monday mourned the educational community of the Aichi Nagoya school in Vitarte, after a 17-year-old schoolboy drowned on Agua Dulce beach in Chorrillos district, while participating in a promotional photo shoot with his classmates.According to América Noticias, the group of students enjoyed the day on the shore when a strong wave surprised them and dragged three of them to a deeper area. Although two of them managed to be rescued,…
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