Info so far is that the plane that crashed in Cresskill, New Jersey was piloted by R' Yaakov Yoisef Rosenberg ... he needs a big yeshuah
Yaakov Yoisef ben Ruchel
UPDATED 11:59PM
The pilot of the plane is a longtime volunteer of Chaverim of Rockland, and a member of the Chesed Shel Emmes Organization. He is currently in surgery – and his name for Tehillim is Yaakov Yosef ben Leah Rochel.
The crash was
reported near the Cresskill Swim Club, not far from an athletic field.
The plane was occupied by two people who were on a routine patrol of the Hudson River as part of a U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary mission, a Coast Guard spokeswoman said Thursday.
Auxiliary members are volunteers working on behalf of the Coast Guard.
Officials confirmed that two people on the Cessna suffered serious injuries and were taken to Hackensack University Medical Center. Further information on their conditions was not immediately released.
Both occupants of the plane were alert and conscious when first responders arrived, according to Bergen County Sheriff’s Office spokesman Anthony Cureton.
The plane was a single engine 1978 Cessna Skyhawk according to registration records.
The pilots were surveying the Hudson River when they encountered problems with the plane, Cresskill Police Chief Ed Wrixon said. They radioed air traffic controllers at LaGuardia Airport and had hoped to land in the river but instead came down in the field at around 4:45 p.m.
The two-seat plane came to rest under trees that separate the recreational field from a stream and an apartment complex.
Vos hockst du a tcheinik? ABC 7 says it was a US Coast Guard plane.
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ReplyDelete'We do not want Muslims in Hungary'
Viktor Orban, Hungarian prime minister, does not want Muslims in Hungary because of the apparent consequences of having large numbers of Muslim communities that he says exist in other countries.
"All countries have a right to decide whether they want to live with large numbers of Muslims in their countries. If they want to, they can. We don't want to, and we have a right to decide we do not want a large number of Muslim people in our country.
"We do not like the consequences of having large numbers of Muslim communities that we see in other countries, and I see no reason for anyone to force us to create ways of living together.
"Therefore, there are differences."
Pierre Moscovici, a European commissioner for finance, tweets: "#Migration: concern at the xenophobic comments in some States, contrary to the humanistic values of the @EU_Commission#Europe"
Eyewitnesses say that the pilots intentionally crashed into the trees, endangering themselves to avoid hitting school kids.
ReplyDeletehow come non of the other Jewish news sites are reporting it ?
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