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ビスケーン湾のヘリコプター墜落、生存者2人が退院 パイロットの身元判明
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今回
保安官事務所は、キー・ビスケーン沖で死亡した男性をパイロットのTomas Pendasさん(63)と確認した。生存者2人は退院したが、先行報道で重体とされた経緯は説明されていない。
ビスケーン湾でのヘリコプター墜落事故で、男性2人が生存し、現在は2人とも退院した。マイアミ・デイド郡保安官事務所は11月5日木曜日、生存者のけがは軽傷だったと発表した。救助後に伝えられた「重体」との説明とは大きく異なる。パイロットのTomas Pendasさん(63)は、心肺蘇生と救命措置が続けられたものの死亡した。2
前回の記事は11月5日02:37 UTCに公開され、死者1人と、入院した生存者2人について報じたが、身元は分からず、容体についての報道も食い違っていた。名前が判明し、2人が退院したことが重要な変化だ。搭乗者3人全員の身元が確認され、生存者はどちらも入院していない。墜落の原因は依然として不明だ。
退院で分かったのは一部だけ
しかし、退院は臨床的な説明ではない。複数の説明がどのように整合するのかを示す、患者ごとの評価や治療の経過は提供されていない。また、最初の評価が正式に撤回されたかどうかも確認されていない。したがって、この更新を、記録上重体だった2人が一晩で回復したという話にするのは誤りだ。
CBS Miamiが掲載した詳細な救助報道でも、その後の更新で軽傷と退院が伝えられる一方、ヘリコプターで搬送された際の男性らの状態は「重体だが安定」と記されている。搬送先はマイアミの病院とのみ説明されており、病院名や男性らの詳細な病歴は、入手可能な報道では明らかになっていない。2
男性3人が1つの桟橋へ搬送
新たな説明では、救助活動における各搭乗者の状況が明らかにされた。マイアミ・デイド郡保安官事務所の海上パトロール隊が現場に到着した際、ボートに乗っていた一般市民がPendasさんに心肺蘇生を施していた。保安官事務所の隊員が救命措置を引き継ぎ、ノーネーム・ハーバーの桟橋へ搬送した。マイアミ市の救助隊員が到着したが、Pendasさんは救命措置の効果なく死亡が確認された。2
飛行の経緯は依然として謎
Miami Heraldによると、Pendasさんは航空映像や写真を扱う会社を所有していた。だが、今回の飛行をどの会社が運航したのか、誰がボートの撮影を依頼したのかは明らかになっていない。出発地点と全行程も確認されていない。58
ヘリコプターは湾内で上下逆さまの状態で見つかった。ABC Newsは嵐が要因だった可能性を取り上げたが、天候の影響、機械的な問題、その他の原因を裏付ける調査結果は出ていない。この区別は重要だ。救助が困難だった状況は救助活動についての証拠であり、飛行中に何が起きたかを示す証拠ではない。7
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2日目 · 4 件のレポート
最初に報道
当社の放送 · 第1報
キー・ビスケーン沖でヘリコプター墜落との通報、隊員が出動当社の放送 · 第2報
キー・ビスケーン沖でヘリコプター墜落、1人死亡・2人救助当社の放送 · 第3報
Key Biscayneのヘリコプター墜落、1人死亡、2人救助—容体は依然不明当社の放送 · 第4報現在地
ビスケーン湾のヘリコプター墜落、生存者2人が退院 パイロットの身元判明
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- 最初の報道
- Image shows rescue after deadly helicopter crash in Biscayne Bay - NBC 6 South Florida
- Officials respond to report of helicopter crash in Biscayne Bay, MDFR says - NBC 6 South Florida
- South Florida and Miami news today – NBC 6 South Florida
- Helicopter crash in Key Biscayne: Pilot injured, transported to the hospital – NBC 6 South Florida
- 1 injured after helicopter crashes in Key Biscayne – NBC 6 South Florida
- Live updates: Helicopter crash reported in Biscayne Bay, fire rescue says – NBC 6 South Florida
- Helicopter crash in Miami today leaves 3 victims, officials say – NBC 6 South Florida
- Image shows men rescued from water after helicopter crash in Biscayne Bay – NBC 6 South Florida
- Helicopter crash in Miami today leaves 3 victims, officials say – NBC 6 South Florida
- Authorities ID pilot killed in helicopter crash in Biscayne Bay – NBC 6 South Florida
CBS Miamicbsnews.com6
- 最初の報道
- Names of victims in deadly Biscayne Bay helicopter crash released by Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office
- Victims identified in fatal Biscayne Bay helicopter crash
- Survivors of deadly Biscayne Bay helicopter crash rushed to Miami hospital
- Emergency crews respond to reports of helicopter crash in Miami, officials say
- Pilot rescued after helicopter crashes into water near Key Biscayne
- Pilot hospitalized after Key Biscayne helicopter crash
IslanderNews.com | Locally Owned & Operatedislandernews.com3
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wsvn.com3
- Pilot rescued after helicopter crashes into water near Key Biscayne - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports | Fort Lauderdale
- 2 injured, 1 believed dead after small helicopter crashes into water off Key Biscayne - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports | Fort Lauderdale
- Investigators ID pilot killed in deadly chopper crash off Key Biscayne; 2 survivors released from hospital - WSVN 7News | Miami News, Weather, Sports | Fort Lauderdale
The Independentindependent.co.uk2
AeroCorneraerocorner.com1
放送時の内容
- Both survivors of the helicopter crash have left the hospital. Pilot Tomas Pendas died despite lifesaving efforts. Deputies now describe the survivors' injuries as minor.
- On November fifth, we reported one death and two hospitalized survivors. Their names were unknown, and their medical conditions were disputed. Investigators still have to explain why the boat-filming flight went down.
- Miami-Dade deputies have identified Pendas, who was sixty-three, as the pilot killed in the crash. The survivors are Ryan McCoy, fifty-two, and Ryan Ferraro, twenty-seven. Both men have been released from a Miami hospital.
- The helicopter went down off Nixon Beach, near the southwestern side of Key Biscayne. It crashed in Biscayne Bay, close to Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park. Rescuers brought all three men to the dock at No Name Harbor.
- Deputies say the commercial helicopter was filming boats and heading south when it crashed late Wednesday morning, November fourth. The sheriff's office received a mayday call about a helicopter down in the water at about eleven thirty that morning.
- Both survivors were initially described as critical, and later as critical but stable. Deputies now say both had minor injuries and have left the hospital. Nobody has explained the medical assessments behind those different descriptions.
- Before this update, the early descriptions also differed over whether both men were critical or one was stable. The hospital release settles their latest outcome. It doesn't tell us how doctors assessed each man during treatment.
- A civilian on a boat was performing CPR on Pendas when Marine Patrol units arrived. Deputies took over and brought him to No Name Harbor. City of Miami Rescue personnel arrived there, but Pendas was pronounced dead despite continued efforts.
- His rescue unfolded alongside the search for McCoy and Ferraro. U.S. Customs and Border Protection's Air and Marine Operations personnel located the two men while deputies were trying to save Pendas.
- Customs and Border Protection took McCoy and Ferraro to the same dock at No Name Harbor. Miami-Dade Fire Rescue then airlifted both men to a Miami hospital. They were described as critical but stable at that stage.
- Three men were aboard, and the one death and two injured survivors account for everyone on the helicopter. Local rescue agencies, Customs and Border Protection and the Coast Guard participated in the response.
- Rescuers faced storms, wind, rain and dangerous currents as they worked to reach people in the water. Those conditions complicated the response. Investigators haven't said whether weather contributed to the crash.
- Rescue units were photographed in the Boater's Grill parking lot inside Bill Baggs Cape Florida State Park. The photograph was timestamped eleven forty-seven that morning, documenting the shore-side response. Rescue photographs also showed occupants being helped from the water.
- The helicopter lay upside down in the bay. Images showed two yellow emergency floats attached to its landing skids. Their presence leaves investigators with the question of how the aircraft ended up inverted.
- The National Transportation Safety Board identified the helicopter as a Robinson R44 Two, a more specific version of the R44 model identified by the Federal Aviation Administration. The safety board is investigating, with the FAA also involved.
- Pendas owned an aerial-media and photography company. Investigators haven't identified which company operated this particular flight or who commissioned the filming. The survivors are out of the hospital, but investigators have yet to explain why the southbound boat-filming flight crashed. No cause has been released.
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