Philadelphia plane crash update: NTSB on-site work, forensic investigation is underway

Philadelphia (WPVI) – National Transportation Safety Board has finished its work at the deadly site Medical Jet Crash in Northeast PhiladelphiaOfficials announced on Tuesday.

The accident claimed the lives of seven people and injured 24 others, but Managing Director Adam Theal said forensic investigation is on.

He said, “We still have a definite answer to the number of victims or casualties until we are done with full forensic check and process all the samples collected from the site,” he said .

Federal investigators will investigate black box Recovered on Sunday, along with other evidence, to determine what the accident could cause.

On Tuesday, NTSB released images of Cockpit Flight Recorders (CVR), which was discovered 8 feet deep in the pit left after an accident at Cottman Avenue.

American transport Secretary Sean Dafi said that the aircraft There was not a data recorder, but investigators are expecting the jet’s land proximity to retrieve flight data from the warning system.

“The information can come from that device, whether it is the speed or location of the aircraft. We will be able to get some data, hopefully, from that device,” he said.

Crews of many city agencies will work overnight to ensure that the roads will be cleaned the debris in the hope of having most businesses in the area on Wednesday morning and most of the area residents are allowed to return to their homes.

“I still want to say that this is a controlled field, so if you are not a resident or business, or working with a resident or for a business, we really just want that you want to this field Stay away from, “said the Theal.

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Four houses were destroyed, six suffered major damage, and 11 suffered other damage. Among all, 366 properties were affected in some way, the authorities revealed on Tuesday.

“I heard the noise. The house was shaking, some windows fell down,” recalled the Thumb Marcus, which lives five to five feet from the point of influence.

Sharaj Khan and his roommate live on Ruart Street and say that their windows are blowing.

Khan said, “There are a lot of windows in our house … they will not close the window, are flowing from our house. This fuel is smelling like gas.”

Licenses and inspections are helping those whose homes are very dangerous in their homes, and the police are escaping people from damaged property. The red cross also helps the displaced people. A shelter opened at Samuel Fails High School closed on Tuesday night.

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A town hall at 7 pm on Wednesday. 7001 Horrock Street is located at the Soolis-Cohen Elementary School.

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The accident killed all six people on the Liajet 55 air ambulance on Friday evening, including a girl, who was receiving medical treatment at Shriners Children Philadelphia Hospital. A seventh person was killed on the ground inside a vehicle.

The Jet Rescue Air Ambulance said the aircraft Velntina Guzman Murillo, 11, and his mother, Lizath Murillo Osuna, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, 31, was taking home to Mexico’s home. It fell within a minute of the Northeast Philadelphia Airport. Jet Rescue identified his team members Dr. Raul Meja Aradondo, as 41; Captain, Alan Montoya Pereles, 46; Copilot, Jose de Jesus Juarez Juarez, 43; And paramedic Rodrigo Lopez Padila, 41.

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Hospital officials have said that Valentina has recently completed treatment for the condition not easily treated in Mexico.

Philadelphia accident occurred two days later The deadliest American air disaster in a generationWhen 60 passengers and four crew members, an American airlines collided at Jet Washington, DC, in which the army helicopters took three soldiers.

Audio recorded by LiveATC captured an air traffic controller at the north -pre -Philadelphia Airport, which describes “Medevac Medservice 056” to turn right while departing. About 30 seconds later, the controller repeats the request before asking, “You on frequency?” After minutes the controller says, “We have a lost aircraft. We are not sure what has happened, so we are trying to find out. The ground is going to be closed for now.”

The Associated Press contributed to this report.