8-Year-Old Receives CCP Virus Vaccine By Mistake
An eight-year-old boy received a dose of a CCP virus vaccine by mistake in the Dallas County area in Texas, according to reports.
The Grand Prairie Fire Department confirmed to local news outlets that the unnamed boy received the vaccine in the past week at a vaccine location in Grand Prairie. The site is run by Dallas County, which requires people to register online to receive vaccination for the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus, which causes the disease COVID-19. On the form, the date of birth is required.
The father believed it was okay for his child to be vaccinated because after he had registered the boy online, he was given a QR code, and it wasn’t until the father spoke to pediatrician Marcial Oquendo that he realized there had been a mistake, reported KXAS-TV.
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In this Monday, Dec. 21, 2020 photo, officials work at the scene of the fatal plane crash of a single-engine Wheeler Express CT near the intersection of Mayfield Road and Highway 360 in Grand Prairie, Texas. ()
Two people were killed when a small plane crashed along a highway service road in North Texas shortly after taking off, authorities said.
The Federal Aviation Administration said the single-engine Wheeler Express CT crashed Monday afternoon about 1 mile west of the Grand Prairie Municipal Airport, just west of Dallas.
Grand Prairie Fire Chief Robert Fite said witnesses said the plane came down rapidly, hit a telephone pole and then struggled another 500 feet hitting the concrete multiple times before hitting a pickup truck traveling on the service road.
2 killed in small plane crash
The aircraft crashed along the SH 360 service road Near Mayfield Road next to a Sonic restaurant.
The victims’ identities are not being released yet.
First responders from Grand Prairie and Arlington rushed to the scene within minutes.
The plane was on fire when they got there.
Grand Prairie Fire Chief Robert Fite said the plane, based out of Denton, took off from the Grand Prairie Municipal Airport at 2:45 p.m.
Witnesses said the plane hit a telephone pole, then hit a truck and came to rest next to the Sonic parking lot where it caught fire.
2 killed in small plane crash
The aircraft crashed along the SH 360 service road Near Mayfield Road next to a Sonic restaurant.
The victims’ identities are not being released yet.
First responders from Grand Prairie and Arlington rushed to the scene within minutes.
The plane was on fire when they got there.
Grand Prairie Fire Chief Robert Fite said the plane, based out of Denton, took off from the Grand Prairie Municipal Airport at 2:45 p.m.
Witnesses said the plane hit a telephone pole, then hit a truck and came to rest next to the Sonic parking lot where it caught fire.
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