US EditionWith Minor Brain Death He Was Hit in the Head on the Golf Course
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The secretary of the Department of the Family (DF), Suzanne Roig, confirmed on Tuesday the death of a minor who was accidentally beaten in the head by his twin brother with a golf stick in Aguadilla. The child had been diagnosed with brain death. Roig explained that the minor’s family decided to donate his organs. The tragic incident occurred last Friday, June 13, at 9:49 a.m. According to the authorities’ report, the brother tried to perform a …
The 9-year-old twin brothers, who are in the custody of the Department of Family Affairs, were attending a summer camp at a golf course in Aguadilla, where the accident occurred.
Aguadilla – An unfortunate incident was reported at 9:49 a.m. on Friday, June 13, 2025, at the Punta Borinquen Golf Club facility, located at the former Ramey Base in Aguadilla, where a 9-year-old minor was seriously injured during a recreational activity. According to preliminary information, the minor was accidentally beaten on the right side of the head by his twin brother, while he was performing a swing with the golf stick while attempting …
Sources of journalist Milly Méndez confirmed this afternoon that the child of nine who was accidentally beaten in Punta Borinquen Golf Club in Aguadilla last Thursday, was declared brain dead. According to reports, his twin brother tried to hit the ball and impacted him in the right-hand area of the head. On the spot were several managers of various groups and volunteer parents, including three doctors by profession, who provided the first aid. …
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