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Man Survives Plunge from Prize Pole at Patron Saint Festivities
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A young man was injured after falling from a height of approximately eight meters during the prize pole competition at the patron saint festivities of Astrea, Cesar, held on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
The incident occurred in the afternoon, during one of the traditional activities of the celebration. A video circulating on social media showed the participant climbing the structure , aiming to reach the "copo," the name given in the Caribbean region to the top of the pole.
The footage captured the moment the young man was just inches away from winning the prize. He then tried to grab onto a rope, lost his balance, and fell to the ground in front of onlookers.
Several people who were nearby rushed to his aid after the fall and helped him before taking him to a medical center . Initial reports indicated that his injuries were not serious and that his condition was stable.
The prize pole competition involves climbing a pole to reach objects or money placed at the top. It is a common practice during some popular celebrations on the Colombian Caribbean coast.
The incident occurred in the afternoon, during one of the traditional activities of the celebration. A video circulating on social media showed the participant climbing the structure , aiming to reach the "copo," the name given in the Caribbean region to the top of the pole.
The footage captured the moment the young man was just inches away from winning the prize. He then tried to grab onto a rope, lost his balance, and fell to the ground in front of onlookers.
Several people who were nearby rushed to his aid after the fall and helped him before taking him to a medical center . Initial reports indicated that his injuries were not serious and that his condition was stable.
The prize pole competition involves climbing a pole to reach objects or money placed at the top. It is a common practice during some popular celebrations on the Colombian Caribbean coast.
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