Dozens of Colombian girls hospitalized with ‘anxiety’ after playing with Ouija board

Twenty-eight schoolgirls were hospitalized with anxiety attacks after allegedly playing with Ouija boards at their school in Colombia.

According to Jam Press and shared by the New York Post, the girls reportedly suffered fainting, anxiety and other symptoms at the Galeras Educational Institution in Galeras.

The girls were admitted to the hospital along with their parents and school faculty. Information on his diagnosis has not been released.

Ouija boards made in America in 1886 are often referred to as spirit or talking boards. They are believed to be a way for the living to communicate with the dead.

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In Colombia, 28 girls were sent to hospital with anxiety attacks after allegedly playing with Ouija boards. (Ryan McFadden/MediaNews Group/Reading Eagle via Getty Images)

“I work here at a hospital kiosk and every day I see three or four children come in unconscious,” said one mother. “Parents, you have to step forward, investigate what is happening at the school, because our children cannot live in this situation.”

“Our children always have a good breakfast and it cannot be said that what is happening is due to lack of food,” he said.

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The school is apparently awaiting a medical diagnosis before providing further information.

“In November 2022, 11 teenagers were found unconscious after using Ouija boards at another school in Colombia,” the Daily Mail reported. It was later reported that at least five of them were suffering from food poisoning.