There is an unidentified deadly virus on the loose! As of now, more than a thousand children have been diagnosed with this mystery illness. Officials suspect it to be a virus by the name of Human Enterovirus 68, however, it has not been confirmed. The symptoms start off as an ordinary cold and later morph into difficulty breathing, and potential unconsciousness. Cases of this virus have been spotted in Missouri, Kansas, Illinois, Kentucky, Iowa, Colorado, Ohio, Oklahoma, North Carolina, and Georgia. Some patients have been admitted into the Intensive Care Unit within a day of contracting the virus. According to Doctors, it has been said that if this virus hasn’t hit your city yet, it is on the way!
(Video) Caught On Tape: Helicopter That Made Emergency Landing Into The Hudson River!!
After losing power while in the air, a sight seeing helicopter was forced to make an emergency landing on the water near 79th street. With four people on board, the pilot made a sound decision to land as promptly and safely. The difference between emergency landings with airplanes and helicopters is: with loss of power, airplanes have the ability to glide and land properly while helicopters usually go straight down immediately. Hit the jump watch the chopper get towed back to land.
Chris Brown Forced To Make Emergency Landing On Private Jet
Chris Brown chartered a private jet yesterday to fly from California to NY to attend the Met Gala, but things didn’t exactly go as planned. Around 7 to 8 minutes into the flight, everyone on board began to notice smoke FILLING the entire plane, and the pilot immediately turned the plane around for an emergency landing. I don’t know about you, but I’d be DONE trying to fly for quite some time after that! Not Breezy, though! After the landing, he waited around for an hour and was able to catch another PJ to the east coast, though he ended up missing the Met Gala. He still made time for the club, though (above).
LOL! Woman Arrested For Doing What?
You can just imagine the surprise New Hampshire Fire Department felt when they arrived at the home of Elizabeth Niemi. The 57-year old called 911 and said it was an emergency, but really needed help with something else.
