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this is an absolute nightmare..

A cargo plane operated by Prime Air, part of Amazon’s fleet, overshot the runway at Miami International Airport around 2 p.m. on a holiday weekend, crashing into multiple vehicles and catching fire. The incident resulted in at least five fatalities and five injuries, prompting a ground stop at the airport and a significant emergency response involving over 60 fire units. Officials confirmed no immediate public safety threat, though the crash has sparked wider concerns about aviation safety. Critics have tied the incident to the Trump administration’s policies, including the dismissal of hundreds of FAA employees—many of whom were probationary staff—leading to reduced oversight in air traffic management. These actions have been highlighted as contributing factors in a rising pattern of aviation incidents across the U.S. Since Donald Trump returned to office, there have been deadly crashes in Alaska, Arizona, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C. The speaker expresses deep concern that weakened government oversight, especially in safety-critical agencies, has made flying increasingly dangerous and chaotic. Despite ongoing investigations, the incident underscores a broader alarm about the consequences of cutting public safety staffing and regulatory oversight. While authorities continue to provide updates, the event serves as a stark reminder of the critical role government plays in maintaining public safety.

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The FAA reports this Boeing 767-300 overshot the runway happened around two o'clock this afternoon. It is an R Amazon cargo plane, it is run by prime air, you can see that on the side there of the plane. It originated in San Juan, Puerto Rico, officials at MIA have instituted a ground stop, they have halted all flights on this busy holiday travel weekend. We'll bring you more information as soon as we get it, but again, the first pictures of what's going on right now at Miami International Airport. All right, and so we also have some updates here where you have more video footage of the crash and here's what this looks like. Meet new grippy setting mist from Maybelline, New York. Gel to mist technology locks in your look for up to 24 hours, with flexible all day comfy grip. Plump, dewy, hydrated skin that still feels like your skin. Try new grippy setting mist from Maybelline, New York. Maybe it's Maybelline. All right, I mean, it's honestly looks like it's very chilling stuff. As you can see here, it looks literally like a movie. Now before we do have some updates on fatalities, but before we get to that, I just want to remind you that this is, there's a direct line between this sort of stuff happening and Donald Trump. As it says here, the Trump administration on February 14 fired hundreds of employees of the FAA, the agency tasked with administering and ensuring safety of US airspace. And the month since Donald Trump returned the White House, there have been deadly pranklashes in Alaska, Arizona, Pennsylvania, and Washington, D.C. Now they are aware of this, and they have tried to fix it, but as you can see, it's not gotten better. And what's crazy is this happened to Miami, I literally flew to Miami last night, last night. So I was hours away from being close to this very dangerous situation, which kind of brings it very, very much so home to me. And I don't know about you, I mean, I don't know how many of you fly, but I'm just going to tell you, flying has gotten much more chaotic, much more than it has ever been in the past. Now the Trump administration, also in social media posts through Secretary Sean Duffy said the agency had let go under 400 probationary employees that had been hired within the last year. He said zero air traffic controllers and critical safety personnel were let go. The AA employs about 45,000 people, according to May 2024 data. Now here's an update here. We do, sadly, now know that five people were killed and five injured from the cargo plane that overran a runway at Miami Airport. Here's a bit more on that. At least five people are dead and five injured after a cargo plane overran a runway after landing at Miami International Airport and struck multiple vehicles on Sunday afternoon authority said the Boeing 767 300 cargo aircraft, which is part of Amazon's cargo fleet departed from Marin International Airport in San Juan, Puerto Rico and landed at the Miami Airport just before 2pm, the FAA said in a statement. And a news conference, Sheriff Rosie Cordero Stuts of the Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office said that in addition to the dead, multiple individuals suffered unknown injuries and were taken to local hospitals. The sheriff said there is currently no apparent threat to public safety. Miami-Dade Fire Rescue said more than 60 units responded after the plane overran a runway and struck multiple vehicles, units arrived to find an airplane that had caught on fire as a result of this crash with heavy flames and smoke showing. Firefighters are working on extinguishing the fire and there are multiple patients. And the mayor of Miami-Dade County said that five others were injured, my heart is with all the families who were affected. So we're going to keep following this. We're going to get more information as this comes about. But certainly, I'm just going to say this, this sort of thing just did not happen. It did not happen in the frequency and severity that it has under Trump's administration. Now we truly don't know the line from how firing those people could have impacted this. But I just have to say that I think what we're learning, what Trump has begun to talk to teach us is that government is actually quite important, like food, food. We used to not have to worry about the food. And now I'm getting reports every day of some new virus, bacteria, or other poisonous object put into our food because Donald Trump has released so much government oversight and fired so many people who did good work. Now, I guess the silver lining is that they're still catching these things. But I think what we're learning is that government is actually quite important and it does a good job. It used to do a good job of keeping us safe, of course. Now government can always do a better job of keeping us safe and informed and really trying to fight for the public, but it's just insane to me that we have to deal with dire real lettuce, and we have to worry when we fly in a way that I'd frankly never had to before, never. As you can see here, this is where the plane crashed and here is some sound from when that was taking place. We do have a patient on the ground. We're looking at serving the area for more patients. Copy, if you can catch a PD unit and have them advise, all advise on my ass. As affirmative, I have advice PD, we're going to use 6-7, so we're going to head south on 6-7 to start transporting patients, so all the rescues can line up on the north side of 6-7. I just want to say to the men and women who do work for the government and who do what they can to keep us safe. I'm just sorry that your job is harder, and this is not a reflection on you. This is a reflection of Donald Trump and his administrations. bad decisions. What I hear there are a lot of people who are trying to do what they can to make something right when it's an unspeakable and unthinkable tragedy. Well, we're going to keep following this. You want to follow with those hit like, subscribe, and I will see you soon. Bye. Jelly Miss technology locks in your look for up to 24 hours, with flexible all-day comfy grip. Try new groupie setting mist from Mavily New York.

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Key Points:

  1. A cargo plane operated by Prime Air, a Boeing 767-300 registered to Amazon, overshot the runway at Miami International Airport around 2 p.m., striking multiple vehicles and catching fire.
  2. At least five people were killed and five injured; emergency responders confirmed multiple injuries and an active fire, with no immediate public safety threat reported.
  3. The incident prompted a ground stop at the airport, and officials cited concerns over safety and oversight, linking the event to broader criticisms of the Trump administration’s policies, including mass firings of FAA staff and reduced government oversight.

Summary:

m. on a holiday weekend, crashing into multiple vehicles and catching fire. The incident resulted in at least five fatalities and five injuries, prompting a ground stop at the airport and a significant emergency response involving over 60 fire units.

Officials confirmed no immediate public safety threat, though the crash has sparked wider concerns about aviation safety. Critics have tied the incident to the Trump administration’s policies, including the dismissal of hundreds of FAA employees—many of whom were probationary staff—leading to reduced oversight in air traffic management. S.

C. The speaker expresses deep concern that weakened government oversight, especially in safety-critical agencies, has made flying increasingly dangerous and chaotic. Despite ongoing investigations, the incident underscores a broader alarm about the consequences of cutting public safety staffing and regulatory oversight.

While authorities continue to provide updates, the event serves as a stark reminder of the critical role government plays in maintaining public safety.

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It uses gel-to-mist technology that transforms from a gel to a mist, offering a flexible, all-day grip that adapts to different skin types.

Yes, a Boeing 767-300 cargo plane from Prime Air, originating in San Juan, Puerto Rico, overshot the runway and struck multiple vehicles at Miami International Airport around 2 PM on Sunday.

Yes, at least five people were killed and five were injured as a result of the crash, which caused a fire and prompted a large emergency response.

Officials at the airport instituted a ground stop after the crash to ensure safety and investigate the incident, halting all flights during the holiday travel weekend.

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