Young person survives after receiving more than 30 stab wounds in alleged attack by their ex-partner in East Santo Domingo

Santo Domingo Este.– A 25-year-old woman, identified as Miguelina Recio, survived a violent stabbing attack that occurred during the early hours of Wednesday in the Villa Duarte sector, Santo Domingo Este municipality.
According to preliminary information, the assault occurred while the victim was asleep. Authorities point to her ex-partner as the main suspect in the incident.
Recio received more than 30 stab wounds and was rushed to a health center, where she remains admitted under medical care. So far, no official details have been offered regarding her state of health.
The case is being investigated by the competent authorities, who are carrying out the corresponding proceedings to clarify the circumstances of the attack and locate the alleged aggressor, in the event that they have not yet been detained.
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This event has generated dismay among residents of Villa Duarte and rekindles concern regarding cases of violence against women in the country. Authorities are expected to provide more information as the investigation progresses.
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