A 10-year-old girl was admitted to João Câncio Fernandes Hospital in Sena Madureira, Acre, after consuming alcoholic beverages at a neighbor's birthday celebration. Her mother informed the medical staff that the girl was attending the party when she ingested the alcohol. Upon arrival at the hospital, the child exhibited signs of intoxication and was convulsing, prompting medical personnel to alert both the local Guardianship Council and the Military Police to the situation.

The girl remained under observation at the hospital overnight and was discharged the following morning. The local Military Police confirmed that they documented the incident and filed a report with the Civil Police for further investigation. Additionally, the Health Surveillance authority was notified to assess the situation and ensure no further incidents occur. This alarming case has raised concerns about children's access to alcohol during social gatherings, leading to calls for stricter regulations regarding alcohol consumption by minors.

Emerson Espíndola, a member of the Guardianship Council, visited the hospital to speak with the girl's mother regarding the incident. This case highlights the ongoing issue of youth exposure to alcohol and the potential dangers associated with it, emphasizing the need for community awareness and protective measures in such environments to prevent similar occurrences in the future.