Video 23 kids half dead as Staircase Collapsed (Not India) Fuckup Country!

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Nearly two dozen children injured in stairwell collapse at San Diego gym
Dozens of children were injured Saturday night when a stairwell collapsed at an indoor gym in San Diego. (Courtesy of Zachary Smith)
Pauline Repard, Kristina Davis
Nearly two dozen children were injured after a stairwell collapsed Saturday night at an indoor gym in San Diego’s Barrio Logan neighborhood.

The incident occurred about 7:40 p.m. at Vault PK on Main Street near Sigsbee Street, next to a paintball facility, officials said. The gym specializes in parkour, a physically demanding sport that requires athletes to navigate military-style obstacle courses.

Twenty-one children and two adults, ages 72 and 46, were taken to various hospitals with moderate to minor injuries. Three or four of the victims suffered spinal injuries when a 10-by-30-foot wooden platform collapsed on them, said San Diego Fire-Rescue Deputy Chief Steve Wright.

The patients were taken to Rady Children’s Hospital, Scripps Mercy, Sharp and UC San Diego Medical Center, Wright said. There were additional people with minor injuries who left on their own, rather than by ambulance, he said.

Zachary Smith, who was there with his son for a birthday party, said he was standing on the platform, which he described as a viewing area, along with about 30 others, when the staircase below collapsed, causing the platform to topple. He fell onto a young girl but neither were seriously hurt, he said. Smith’s son was also on the platform at the time but suffered only minor scrapes.

“It was a freak accident,” Smith said, adding that it could have been avoided because the structure did not appear to be built to hold such weight.

Smith said the collapse sparked chaos with parents scrambling to find their children amid the debris.

One parent who did not provide his name said the stairwell collapsed after so many children were running up and down to get pizza. Many parents were likely using a Groupon that had been offered for the evening’s open gym, he said. His son was not injured.

Joe Saari said that when he and his wife dropped off their two children for a few hours, there were 100 to 150 kids at the warehouse, which includes trampolines and bouncy houses. The couple were heading back home to Chula Vista when one of their children called and said there had been an accident.

His kids suffered minor scrapes, Saari said.

An hour after the accident, the street around the warehouse was lined with ambulances and firetrucks, some leaving with apparent victims inside. Children huddled nearby in groups, some with parents.

The cause of the stairwell collapse is under investigation.

 

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Epidemic of 3rd world in
Disneyland LA!

http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-disneyland-legionnaires-20171110-story.html




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Disneyland shuts down 2 cooling towers after Legionnaires' disease sickens park visitors
Crowds fill rafts to Tom Sawyer Island with New Orleans Square in the background in this 2015 photo. (Allen J. Schaben / Los Angeles Times)

Tony BarbozaContact Reporter
Disneyland has shut down two bacteria-contaminated cooling towers after Orange County health officials discovered several cases of Legionnaires’ disease in people who had visited the Anaheim theme park, authorities said.

Twelve cases of the bacteria-caused illness were discovered about three weeks ago among people who had spent time in Anaheim and included nine people who had visited Disneyland in September before developing the illness, according to the Orange County Health Care Agency. Their ages ranged from 52 to 94.

The remaining three were Orange County residents who did not visit the park but lived or traveled in Anaheim.

Ten were hospitalized and one person “with additional health issues” died, according to health officials. That person did not visit Disneyland.

Legionnaires’ is a severe lung infection caused by exposure to contaminated water or mist. Authorities said they have not tied any other cases of Legionnaires’ to Anaheim since September.

“There is no known ongoing risk associated with this outbreak,” the healthcare agency said in a statement.

The towers are in a backstage area near the New Orleans Square Train Station, each more than 100 feet from areas accessible to guests, a Disneyland Resort spokeswoman said Friday. A Disneyland employee is among those who fell ill with the disease.

“On Oct. 27, we learned from the Orange County Health Care Agency of increased Legionnaires’ disease cases in Anaheim. We conducted a review and learned that two cooling towers had elevated levels of Legionella bacteria,” Dr. Pamela Hymel, chief medical officer for Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, said in a statement Friday. “These towers were treated with chemicals that destroy the bacteria and are currently shut down.”

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention notified county authorities about three weeks ago of several cases of the disease among people who had traveled to Orange County in September. County epidemiologists discovered that a cluster of people diagnosed with the disease had recently visited, lived or worked in Anaheim and contacted Disney after learning that several of them had gone to the theme park.

According to the health agency, on Nov. 3 Disney reported that routine testing had detected elevated levels of Legionella in two cooling towers a month earlier, and the towers had been disinfected. Disney took the towers out of service on Nov. 1, performed more testing and disinfection, and brought them back into service on Nov. 5.

Disney took the towers out of service again on Tuesday in advance of an order the health agency issued the following day requiring they remain down until test results verify they are free from Legionella contamination.

The towers had been turned off on Nov. 1 before Disney learned that Legionella had been detected, Disneyland Resort spokeswoman Suzi Brown said. "The only reason they were turned back on was as part of the further disinfection process.”

The county health agency has also alerted healthcare providers to look for Legionnaires’ disease in anyone who may have become ill after visiting Anaheim or Disneyland before Nov. 7.

It takes two to 10 days for symptoms of Legionnaires’ to appear.

The disease is caused by Legionella bacteria that grow in water and can spread when small droplets get into the air and people breathe them in, according to the CDC. Outbreaks are often traced to hot tubs, decorative fountains, cooling towers and large air-conditioning systems that emit water vapor into the air. Legionnaires’ is not spread person to person.

The illness can be treated with antibiotics and hospital care, but about 1 in 10 people who get Legionnaires’ disease die from the infection. Most at risk are people older than 50 with weakened immune systems or chronic lung diseases.

Orange County has recorded more than 55 cases of the disease this year and has seen the number of cases jump in recent years. A similar upward trend has been seen nationally and elsewhere in Southern California, according to the healthcare agency, though what’s causing that is unclear.

 

[Leongsam]

This is all caused by 8 years of Obama.

With Trump in charge these sorts of incidents and accidents will soon be a thing of the past.

 

[Ass_Loong_Son]

This is all caused by 8 years of Obama.

With Trump in charge these sorts of incidents and accidents will soon be a thing of the past.

What I can tell you is San Diego is US Navy home town. The children which were buried in the stairs are mostly the US Navy children, and it was a birthday party. They parents are out to serve US Navy when their country lack a decent staircase for their children and got them buried inside a fucked up stairs. Are they going to die for USA make USA Great Again? Over their children's dead bodies!

 

[McDollar]

It was HUNGRY GHOST STAMPEDE by a crowd of hungry ghost kids that destroyed the old staircase, they were running out to grab pizzas! This is alike this Chicken McNugget Fight:

https://www.sammyboy.com/threads/vi...ugget-fight-indianapolis-indiana-2017.248092/

 

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Look what type of 3rd world structure they used! Worse than rotten make-shift 7th month dinner furnitures.

http://beta.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-sd-stairwell-collapse-20171111-story.html



Authorities investigating stairwell collapse at San Diego gym that injured nearly two dozen children

By Pauline Repard and Kristina Davis
Nov 12, 2017 | 9:00 AM
| San Diego

Dozens of children were injured Saturday night when a stairwell collapsed at an indoor gym in San Diego. (Courtesy of Zachary Smith)
San Diego building inspectors are still trying to determine how a stairwell at an indoor gym in the Barrio Logan community collapsed Saturday night, injuring more than two dozen people, most of whom were children.

The incident occurred about 7:40 p.m. at Vault PK on Main Street near Sigsbee Street, a large warehouse that shares space with a paintball facility and Crossfit gym, officials said. Vault K specializes in parkour, a physically demanding sport that requires athletes to navigate military-style obstacle courses.

The accident occurred in the midst of an open gym night for ages 5 to 14, according to the gym's website.

Twenty-one children and two adults, ages 72 and 46, were taken to various hospitals with moderate to minor injuries. Three or four of the victims suffered spinal injuries when a 10-by-30-foot wooden platform collapsed on them, said San Diego Fire-Rescue Deputy Chief Steve Wright.




"It could have been much worse," he said.

The patients were taken to Rady Children's Hospital, Scripps Mercy, Sharp and UC San Diego Medical Center, Wright said. There were additional people with minor injuries who left on their own, rather than by ambulance, he said.

Zachary Smith, who was there with his son for a birthday party, said he was standing on the platform, which he described as a viewing area, along with about 30 others, when the staircase below collapsed, causing the platform to topple. He fell onto a young girl but neither were seriously hurt, he said. Smith's son was also on the platform at the time but suffered only minor scrapes.

"It was a freak accident," Smith said, adding that it could have been avoided because the structure did not appear to be built to hold such weight.

Smith said the collapse sparked chaos with parents scrambling to find their children amid the debris.

One parent who did not provide his name said the stairwell collapsed after so many children were running up and down to get pizza. Many parents were likely using a Groupon that had been offered for the evening's open gym, he said.

His 11-year-old son was not injured. He said he thought 40 to 50 people would show up for the evening "but there were probably three times that."

Joe Saari said that when he and his wife dropped off their two children for a few hours, there were 100 to 150 kids at the warehouse, which includes trampolines and bouncy houses. The couple were heading back home to Chula Vista when one of their children called and said there had been an accident.

His kids suffered minor scrapes, Saari said.

A woman said her 13-year-old son was unhurt but "devastated" by the traumatic scene. She said she went inside to get him out and saw one child with blood all over his face.

At Total Combat Paintball, which shares the facility with the gym, "It was business as usual until we heard a loud boom come from the gym, at which point our staff and some customers ran over to the gym to help any way we could," the company said in a statement.

An hour after the incident, the street around the warehouse was lined with ambulances and fire trucks, some leaving with victims inside and yet still more emergency vehicles arriving. One woman stood on the sidewalk, holding an ice pack over one eye while she talked on her cellphone.

Children huddled nearby in groups, some with parents. San Diego police corralled the children and matched them up with parents as they arrived.

City building inspectors were on the scene Sunday and continuing their investigation into the cause of the collapse.

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UPDATES:

9 a.m., Nov. 12: This article was updated with new comments from witnesses and fire officials.

11:05 p.m.: This article was updated with new information from San Diego fire officials.

10:30 p.m.: This article was updated with new information from San Diego fire officials.

This article was originally posted at 9:15 p.m. on Nov. 11

 

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6.9 out of 10 kids you see in san diego and los angeles are likely hispanic kids from illegal immigrant families. when they are not white kids, the general american public truly care shit what happens.

 

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I'm sure Kim Jun Un is celebrating,.