Business owners and employees looking to access their workplace inside the response zone, from Bustleton Avenue to the Roosevelt Boulevard and Cottman Avenue to the mall storefronts, can gain access to their location. From there, a Philadelphia Police escort will take you to the place of business. Anyone seeking access must produce identification prior to being escorted. Paker a n d City Officials will take place Wednesday, February 5th at 7 p.
The Parker Administration will provide information about the crash to residents, along with links to services that they may need. The City of Philadelphia today continued to share updates on the plane crash in Northeast Philadelphia that happened on Friday, January This continues to be an ongoing investigation and the scene remains active.
The City and Mayor Cherelle L. Parker were joined in Northeast Philadelphia by U. Secretary of Transportation, Sean Duffy, and Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro as they were briefed, toured the impact site, and hosted a press conference to share the latest information with the public.
During the briefing, Mayor Parker updated on the current number of casualties and injuries from the plane crash. Six people aboard a Learjet died in the crash. They were all Mexican citizens. A seventh person, a motorist, has died as well. A total of 24 persons were injured in the crash.
Four remain in the hospital. Two are in critical condition, and two were upgraded to stable condition overnight. Following updates are as of the evening of Monday, February At this time, donations are not being accepted. Passengers may experience delays and cancellations. Detours will be posted, and specific route changes are available on the System Status Page online at septa. Schools All School District schools in the area are open. School officials say that students will be excused the incident delays their daily commute to school.
