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A medical transport plane headed for Missouri and wore a patient’s child and five others Collapsed in the northeast of Philadelphia Friday night.
Jet was part of Air ambulance Jet Rescue Air, which provides global ambulance flight services.
It’s the same service that once helped transport legend Boston Red Sox and MLB Hall of Famer David Ortiz With a critical injury after being shot in his country of Dominican Republic 9 June 2019 at the Santo Doming bar.
Ortiz was badly wounded, but he survived an emergency surgery.
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Part of Ortiz’s gut, colon and gallbladder were removed, and allegedly damaged the liver. The next day, the rescue aircraft was transported by Ortiz to Boston, where further treatment was at Massachusetts General Hospital, including another surgery.
Ortiz was moved from the intensive care unit on June 22, 2019, and was released from the hospital more than a month later, July 26, 2019.
David Ortiz on August 16, 2024 in New York (Dave Kotinsky/Getty Pictures for Fanatics)
The suspicious scorer was later identified as Rolphi Ferreira-Cruz, but the investigation also revealed that Ortiz was not a target target. The Dominican State Attorney announced on June 19, 2019, Ortiz was mistakenly mistaken, and sixth David Fernandez was identified as the intended target of shooting.
On Friday, Jet Rescue said that Learjet 55 crashed as he left the northeast Philadelphia airport around 6:30 pm
“Our immediate care is for the patient’s family, our staff, their families and other victims who may have been injured on the field,” Jet Rescue Air Air Ambulance said.
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President Donald Trump took the truth of Social to respond to the tragedy.
“It’s sad to see the plane descend to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. More innocent souls have been lost. Our people are completely engaged,” Trump wrote. “The first answers are already deserved for a great job. More to follow. God bless you.”
The collision comes only a few days after the American Airlines passenger plane collided with a helicopter for black hawks near the Black Hawk Army Reagan National Airportkilling 67 people.
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