Colombia: 11 Children Collapse After Playing Ouija Board Game

 A group of students in Colombia fainted at a school after utilizing an Ouija board to communicate with the dead, in an exceedingly bizarre scenario. 

The teachers at the Agricultural Technical Institute in Hato reportedly discovered 11 kids, ages 13 to 17, passed out in a hallway. The students experienced severe nausea, cramping in their stomachs, and violent vomiting. They were transported quickly to the Manuela Beltran Hospital in the Socorro neighborhood.

The doctors stated that the students had food poisoning in the medical reports. The ouija board, according to Hato's mayor Jose Pablo Toloza Rondon, was "not ruled out" and is being investigated.

The children were unconscious when they were discovered, the mayor said, and when they were discovered, they were gasping for air and drooling heavily.

"The investigation is looking into whether or not it was the Ouija board. Others claim they drank water from a container, others claim they emerged from a pool and were given food, "Added he.

After the students were questioned, it was discovered that they had actually drunk water from the same glass. Juan Pablo Vargas Noguera, the emergency medical coordinator at Hospital del Socorro, reportedly told the Express that despite claims to the contrary, doctors did not discover any psychological changes in the kids despite their playing with the Ouija board.

The Technical Institute's administration declared that it would not make a decision until the facts had been discussed with the relevant authorities.

For those who are unaware, it is said that the ouija board can be used to communicate with the dead. On it are written letters, numbers, and the words yes, no, hello, and goodbye. Users ask any spirits to respond to their question by moving the planchette around the board to spell out their answer by placing one finger on each of the small heart-shaped pieces of wood or plastic known as planchettes.