The day he turned 17, instead of celebrating, he ended up in the EsSalud hospital, after being beaten by a group of students from the same school. The minor with initials KMC, almost sobbing, told his relatives that his friends threw flour at him for his birthday and the dust fell on some students from another section.
In a group they beat up a schoolboy on his birthday and send him to the hospital in Huancayo
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