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Referee dies after collapsing in Bolivian first division game

| @indiablooms | May 20, 2019, at 10:08 am

La Paz, May 20 (Xinhua/UNI) A referee died after suffering a heart attack during a Bolivian first division football match. 

Victor Hugo Hurtado, 31, collapsed two minutes into the second half of the game at the Municipal Stadium in El Alto, a city near the capital La Paz that lies around 4,000m above sea level on Sunday.


The game was briefly suspended as Hurtado was carried off the pitch on a stretcher with an oxygen mask attached to his face.


He was taken away by ambulance but suffered a second fatal attack before reaching hospital El Norte, according to local media reports.


Always Ready won the match 5-0 after fourth official Julio Fernando Gutierrez took over refereeing duties.  

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