
Peruvian Airport Chaos, School Attack, and Crime Gang Sentenced: A Day of Contrasts
Chaos at Lima Airport, School Stabbing, and Crime Crackdown: Peru's News Roundup Peru faced a series of challenges on June 4th, 2025. Fuel shortages at Jorge Chávez International Airport led to widespread flight disruptions, leaving passengers stranded and frustrated. "It was absolute chaos," said one traveler, describing scenes of long queues and mounting tension. Meanwhile, in Huaraz, a school teacher's quick thinking averted a tragedy when she stopped a 13-year-old student from attacking her with a knife. The video shows the aftermath of the incident and the fear among students and staff. Adding to the day's difficulties, SENAMHI issued a cold weather warning, predicting temperatures as low as 9 degrees Celsius in Lima and even colder in the Andes. This was followed by the news of the sentencing of 20 members of a dangerous crime gang in Lima Norte to life imprisonment, a significant blow to organized crime in the region. The police operation also resulted in the arrest of a PNP sub-officer suspected of leaking information to criminals, highlighting the ongoing battle against corruption. Despite these challenges, the swift action of the teacher in Huaraz and the decisive action against the crime gang offer a glimmer of hope and resilience.