Overview
- An unknown visitor left a black box at the clinic’s reception on Avenida El Polo on Thursday morning, where staff found a dynamite cartridge and alerted the National Police of Peru.
- Specialized officers secured the area and removed the device without injuries or damage reported.
- The case is now with Divincri Surco, which is reviewing security camera footage to identify the person who left the package.
- Authorities have ruled out extortion against the facility after the explosive reportedly displayed the name of a clinic employee.
- Correo, citing Canal N, reported the name on the device as Aldo Aguilar, a warehouse worker who was allegedly assaulted two days earlier, while police have not announced any arrests and the clinic has not commented.